Bianca Peraza is a wife, a mother of two children, and a Venezuelan migrant. She arrived in Ecuador seeking to be closer to her husband’s family, but like many migrants, her arrival was marked by uncertainty, fear, and insecurity. Before getting to know Pan de Vida, Bianca was going through a deep internal struggle. She […]
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When an emergency arrives, the first thing put to the test is trust. During the days of crisis and strike in Otavalo, many families faced uncertainty and scarcity. In the midst of this context, God’s mercy and provision became visible in very concrete ways. Digna Isama, from the community of Cachiculla and mother of two
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María Clemencia Tabango, 51 years old, is one of the champions of the Life Farms program in the community of Pijal. From the very beginning, Clemencia has shown a genuine passion for learning, serving, and sharing with others. After attending the Pan de Vida workshops, she began applying what she learned in her own garden
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In the community of Trojaloma, Laura Ajala is a true example of commitment, generosity, and love for her people. This 41-year-old Indigenous woman, mother of two, began her journey with Pan de Vida in March 2024, when she received a multiplication Life Farm. Since then, her dedication and responsibility led her, by August of the
Rocío Lamiña, a 39-year-old Ecuadorian mother, is a reflection of strength, resilience and unconditional love. A single mother of three children – ages 15, 10 and 5 – she has dedicated her life to fighting for her family’s well-being, despite the adversities she has faced since childhood. Raised by her great-grandmother Rocío had to start
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Hello everyone! My name is Cassie Chapman, and I’m from the United States. I recently celebrated my 21st birthday and am set to graduate from my university this December, where I’m studying social work. For as long as I can remember, the Lord has placed a deep desire in my heart to share His love
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The strength and perseverance of a mother in raising her children while fulfilling her work responsibilities are truly admirable. A touching example of this is the story of Valesska, a Venezuelan woman who migrated to Ecuador four years ago with her son Fernando, who is now five years old. Valesska makes a living by selling
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María Teresa Romo Segovia is one of our beneficiaries, whose story reflects the challenges and resilience that characterize many elderly individuals in our country. At 70 years old, she finds herself alone, facing the difficulties of daily life in a challenging environment, despite having three children who have pursued their own paths, living far away
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Nancy arrived in Ecuador with her son in 2019 due to the poor economic situation in her country. She is an entrepreneurial and resilient woman who faces financial difficulties while trying to care for her 25-year-old son, Roberto, who lives with cerebral palsy. Nancy is part of the group of micro-entrepreneurs supported by Pan de
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Ms. Aida is an adult over 65 years old, who faces great challenges due to a 63% physical disability. This condition, which primarily affects her right leg, makes it difficult for her to walk and has caused a significant increase in pain and swelling due to a lack of medical evaluation and treatment for several
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