Henry Lalhlimpuia chuan a naupan laiin a nu leh pa a chan tawh a, a nau pathum enkawlna mawhphurhna chu a kovah a tla ta a ni. Chhun lamah college a kal a, zan lamah a naute chawm nan security guard hna a thawk thin.

Kum 2025 khan, mi inphalte tanpuina zarah Zo Inspiration Foundation chuan a nitin mamawh a a hman turin scooty thar leisak ani.

Tha takin Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree a pass ve hlauh mai a, a hlawhtlinna hian harsatna tam tak karah pawh a taihmakna, tumruhna leh a naute laka a inpekna tilang chiang hle a ni.

He hun lawmawm tak pual hian Henry leh a naute nen chawhlui kan kil ho a. Chu bakah, mimal inphal tak pakhat chuan an inah CCTV system a sponsor a, a install sak bawk a, chungah chuan lawmthu kan sawi takzet zet a ni.

Henry-a chanchin hi tawrhchhelna, mawhphurhna leh beiseina entirna ropui tak a ni a, mi tam tak tan chuan inspiration a ni rêng a ni.

Henry Lalhlimpuia lost both of his parents at a young age and took on the responsibility of caring for his three younger siblings. While pursuing his college education during the day, he worked night shifts as a security guard to support his family.

In 2025, with the support of generous donors, Zo Inspiration Foundation provided Henry with a scooter to assist him in his daily work and responsibilities.

we are delighted to share that Henry has successfully graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree. His achievement is a testament to his perseverance, determination, and unwavering commitment to his siblings despite many challenges.

To celebrate this milestone, we shared a special meal with Henry and his siblings. In addition, a kind-hearted donor generously sponsored and installed a CCTV system at their home, for which we are deeply grateful.

Henry's story is a powerful example of resilience, responsibility, and hope, and he continues to be an inspiration to many.