Erika Yolani

Name: Erika Yolani
Avg Family Income in Community: $247.00
Gender: Female
Age: 13
Personality: Considerate, kind, respectful, Intelligent, Studious
Interests: Participating in sports, Doing general housework, Listening to music
Siblings:
Maria Aracely, 17, Female
Dalila Elizabeth, 9, Female
Dalila Elizabeth, 9, Female
Lives with: Mother
Language: Spanish
School: No
Child ID #: 1374177

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Walls: Solid materials
Roof: Metal, cloth, cardboard, or plastic scraps
Floor: Cement or gravel
Water source: Community water source
Level of Overcrowding: Overcrowded
Access to Internet: Regular
Access to Telephone: Occasional

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

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