Published On Sep 1, 2024
When a small lump on his face grew into a large tumor, Auguste lost his job as an elementary school teacher and headmaster.
Six years later, after a free surgery on the #GlobalMercy, he returned to his school for the first time, tumor free. After all he’s been through, his passion is still to impact the next generation.
“It’s through a child that you can create things that will be beneficial for a country and the whole world,” Auguste said.
Take a look at Auguste’s inspiring journey today!
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