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Roybe Jr., affectionately known as Doydoy within his family, resides in a serene mountainous area where his father works as a construction worker and his mother tends to their household. Despite their modest monthly income of $50, they own their light-material house situated near the local church, utilizing electricity during nighttime and relying on a nearby spring for drinking water. Their mode of transportation is a motorcycle, facilitating their travel within the vicinity. To supplement their income, the family engages in poultry and goat farming, alongside cultivating vegetables in their backyard garden for sustenance. Doydoy helps his mother with household chores such as water fetching and firewood collection. Enrolled in primary school, he exhibits academic aptitude by reading and writing proficiently. Additionally, he showcases his artistic flair through dancing and singing along with friends. His aspiration to become a policeman reflects his desire to contribute positively to society and uphold justice within his community.

Ending child poverty begins with Doydoy. It’s easy. It’s impactful.