Daniel says he graduated from USIU-Africa.
Today, he is living on the streets.
Somewhere between those two points is a story we do not yet fully know.
Daniel says he lost someone he loved, followed by his belongings and the stability he once had. As the losses piled up, he struggled with depression, and life gradually became harder to manage.
His degree did not make him immune to loss. His education did not make him immune to pain.
And now, the person many once knew as a university graduate is trying to survive on the streets.
But Daniel is still here.
That means there is still a story to hear and a person to reach.
We are asking anyone who knows Daniel, his family, friends, former classmates, or anyone who may have information about his background to come forward and help us trace the people and circumstances connected to his story.
Most importantly, we want to listen to Daniel.
If he needs rehabilitation, counseling, medical care, or other support, we want to help him access it and begin rebuilding his life.
A qualification tells us what someone has achieved. It does not tell us everything they have been through.
Daniel is more than what we see today on the streets. Before this chapter, he had a life, relationships, ambitions, and dreams.
We hope to help him find his way back to them.
