Jefry Josue Alesandro

Jefry Josue Alesandro has been sponsored by a generous donor like you. His sponsor is helping children and youth gain the skills, support, confidence and opportunities they need to forge a path out of poverty. The ripple effect strengthens families, communities and future generations. With this support, the future looks bright for Jefry Josue Alesandro. 

 

15 years old 3/7/2011 Guatemala
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About me & my family

Name: Jefry Josue Alesandro
Avg Family Income in Community: $185.00

Gender: Male
Age: 15
Personality: Considerate, kind, respectful, Creative
Interests: , Acting, making sketches, writing, or reciting poetry, Participating in sports
Siblings:
Katherine Gisely, 18, Female
Yetry Josue, 15, Male
Lives with: Parents
Language: Spanish
School: Yes
Child ID #: 1432331

Poverty in Guatemala

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

That’s why our approach focuses on helping children stay in school, gain confidence and thrive in safe, supportive spaces — building the skills they need for the future. Through educational support, health and nutrition resources and other programs led by trained local staff, children develop self-assurance, resilience, and a solid foundation to grow into healthy, capable young adults who can shape their own futures. 

How does child sponsorship work?

Your $39 monthly gift gives kids like Jefry Josue Alesandro access to life-changing benefits, like:

  • medical care
  • educational support
  • life skills
  • job-training before graduation.

 

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Children & families trust us. So can you.

Operating since 1936, Children International is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and donations are tax deductible as allowed by law.

 

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