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Fatmata D (first from right) is widow with eight children who lost her husband to Sierra Leone's recent Ebola crisis. Fatmata is a proud farmer who supports her family through her farming. She has organized other women in her area who suffered greatly as a result of the crisis in order to access a KIVA loan and Mountain Lion Agriculture support. All these women, like Fatmata, are currently trapped in a cycle of subsistence and take extremely high-interest loans for poor quality inputs during planting time. A low interest KIVA loan will enable this group of determined women to get back on their feet and back in business. In Sento's own words: "we want to work. If we can be given a good loan then our community will thrive, we will have food and our children will be in school.
In this group: Fatmata, Kadiatu, Haya, Sallay, Isatu, Adama, Amie, Marie, Binty, Aminata, Kadiatu
