Sawsan, who had aspirations and hopes, lived in the suburb of "Bani Harith" in the capital Sana'a. This suburb, at the time, lacked education significantly. Therefore, in 2009, the  All Foundation for Development provided an educational program in managerial skills and accountancy. Sawsan was selected to attend the sessions of the program; however, Sawsan faced the challenge of transportation to the capital Sana'a where the sessions were held. She used to ride on the box of pickups. It was risky for her to go on such rides for there was a rare presence of women in these types of transport vehicles. This caused a lot of tense in the family and placed a lot of pressure on her shoulders. Although the district was famous for depriving girls of education, Sawsan could overcome these difficulties and obstacles with the help of the psychological and educational support from the Foundation.
Today, Susan hard work has paid off and she has been reaping the fruit of her persistent work. She is now working in a legal audit office in a prestigious position at the University of Science and Technology.
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