Ana María

Name: Ana María
Avg Family Income in Community: $350.00
Gender: Female
Age: 14
Personality: Cheerful, enthusiastic, optimistic
Interests: Doing general housework, Drawing, painting, or coloring, Playing with toys
Siblings:
Brittany Jocelyn, 12, Female
Adriana Natali, 9, Female
Juan Eleazar, 3, Male
Lives with: Parents
Language: Spanish
School: No
Child ID #: 1330522

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Walls: Solid materials
Roof: Metal, cloth, cardboard, or plastic scraps
Floor: Cement or gravel
Water source: Water in home
Level of Overcrowding: Adequate privacy
Access to Internet:
Access to Telephone: Never

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Children growing up in poverty in Mexico face serious barriers that can limit their opportunities — including unsafe environments, disrupted education, physical and mental health challenges, and few pathways to meaningful work. 

That’s why our approach provides the guidance, belonging and practical support young people need to thrive – from developing life skills and emotional well-being in childhood to gaining career training and meaningful employment as young adults. Through programs led by trained leaders, children and youth develop self-assurance, resilience, and a solid foundation to grow into healthy, capable young adults who can shape their own futures.