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When Miladys Atencio arrived in Ecuador with her family in 2019, she carried with her a simple yet powerful dream: to build a better future for her children.Originally from Venezuela and holding a degree in Business Administration, Miladys and her husband, José, have worked tirelessly to provide for their family while facing the challenges of […]
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Daniela Carvajal arrived in Ecuador from Venezuela with the hope of building a better future for her two daughters. As a single mother, she took on the responsibility of providing for her family on her own, working multiple jobs to generate income while caring for her girls. Over time, the challenges grew when her mother
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Oswaldo B. once had a life he had worked hard to build. In Venezuela, he ran his own business and had stability and plans for his family’s future. When the country’s economic and political crisis made that life impossible to sustain, he did what so many others have had to do — he left, crossing
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A little over a year ago, *Sandra and her family had to leave Colombia in search of a safe place where they could start over. What began as an attempt to find stability and new opportunities for their children eventually became a process filled with unforeseen changes, uncertainty, and constant challenges. Upon arriving in Ecuador,
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Miguel single-handedly cares for his two adult daughters with disabilities, facing each day with faith and courage. Despite his limited resources, he has never stopped fighting for his family’s well-being. Pan de Vida has stood by his side, providing medical care, food assistance, and spiritual support, reminding us that God cares for His children through
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In the midst of the 32-day strike that took place in Otavalo—when fear, uncertainty, and misinformation weighed heavily on every family—Digna I., a 31-year-old wife, mother of two, and caregiver to her husband’s grandmother, found hope where it seemed impossible. Digna told us that during those days, the hardest part was not knowing what could
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Austin Espinosa is 6 years old and lives in the indigenous community of Cuaraburo in Otavalo. For years, his teachers described him as “distracted” and “difficult to work with,” but everything began to change when a teacher experienced in working with children with special needs suggested that Austin might have autism. To receive the therapy
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Adrianna Fofer’s story is one of resilience in the face of overwhelming challenges. Originally from Venezuela, she lives in Quito with her partner, Cristhian, their three-year-old Liam, and Cristhian’s sixteen-year-old brother, Bladin, who recently joined them. Together, they form a united and loving family, even as they navigate extreme financial and health difficulties. Liam, their
Martha Arque is 44 years old and lives in the community of Casco Valenzuela with her husband and their three children. She is a resilient, hardworking, and faith-driven woman who has taken every opportunity God has placed in her path. Her journey on the Life Farms program began with a multiplication life farm. Thanks to
Deisy Muenala, from the community of Cachicullá, learned about Pan de Vida thanks to her church pastor. She joined the “Huertos de Vida” (Life farm) program and started with a basic life farm; through hard work and perseverance, she progressed to a full-size life farm and later to an ideal life farm. At this stage,
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