Students
Secondary students preparing for college and undergraduates already studying — on campus, online, or through Dual Enrollment.
Community
The people who make an education possible.
GIWAS is not a programme that students pass through. It is a community they belong to — before, during, and long after their studies.
Who belongs here
Five kinds of people, one shared life. Each one gives something the others cannot supply alone.
Alumni
Graduates who return as mentors, speakers, and hosts — the clearest evidence that this road can be walked.
Mentors
Teachers, professionals, and friends who meet regularly with a student, pray for them, and tell them the truth.
Families
Parents and guardians who carry the weight of decisions about cost, distance, and calling — and who should not carry it alone.
Supporters
Donors, churches, and institutions who fund the work and often become some of its most faithful friends.
How the community gathers
Mentoring circles
Small groups that meet through the year to read, ask hard questions, and keep promises to one another.
Family conversations
Honest sessions about cost, applications, visas, and expectations — attended by families, not only students.
Alumni return
Graduates come back to describe what study is actually like, and to answer the questions no brochure answers.
Community
Walk with us
If you would like to mentor a student, host a family conversation, or introduce someone to GIWAS, please speak with the GIWAS office through Wisdom House Academy.