Danish Aid Worker Celebrates Deaf Boy as He Graduates Primary School with Good Grades, Set to Enter Secondary School Next Month

Danish aid worker Anja Ringgren Lovén has shared heartwarming new photos of Hope, a boy she rescued years ago after he was abandoned at birth because he was born deaf.

In her update, Anja proudly revealed that Hope has just graduated primary school with one of the highest grades in his class and will be starting secondary school next month.

She wrote: “Hope survived. He graduated this year and starts secondary school next month.

“His story is world famous and every day I look at him and feel so grateful for his incredible development.

“If you get to know Hope you are lucky because he is so very unique. Hope is deaf but despite that he is able to communicate using sign language.

“Hope graduated primary school with one of the highest grades.

“Not only is he very intelligent, he is a talented artist, an excellent dancer, he is very warm and caring and on top of that he has a great sense of humor.

“All the above makes me happy but some days it makes me think about the thousands of “Hope’s” out there who we will never get to know.

“Never get to know because their lives are short. Once a child is accused of being a witch it’s the end.

“But we will never give up. It’s an uphill battle but with your support to Land of Hope we will continue to save lives.