Mercy Antugonoza's Life Took A Drastic Turn When She Was Expelled From School For Failing To Pay Her Fees. With No Other Option, Mercy Began Babysitting To Make Ends Meet. She Also Woke Up At 3 A.m. Daily To Purchase Goods From Trucks, Which She Later Sold On The Streets To Earn Money. This Income Was Crucial For Supporting Her Younger Siblings, As Their Mother Was Gravely Ill.

As Time Passed, Mercy Had To Drop Out Of School Entirely To Care For Her Mother, Who Unfortunately Passed Away. With No Home Or Support, Mercy Was Left On The Streets With Her Siblings. She Made The Tough Decision To Take Her Two-year-old Brother To An Aunt In Western Uganda And Sent Her Sister To Another Aunt In Najjera. Homeless And Desperate, Mercy Sought Refuge In A Church, Which Recognized Her Plight And Offered Her A Scholarship.

Determined To Prevent Other Girls From Experiencing What She Had, Mercy Started A Movement Called Unstoppable, Aimed At Helping Girls In Similar Situations. She Also Joined The Super