The group is called Virgen de Fatima and it is in its second loan cycle of the women’s committee program, in which all of them work and help each other out to succeed.
Andrea Teresa is one of the members of this committee. She is a hardworking person who fights to provide her loved ones with everything that she couldn’t have and avoid them hardships.
She works making and selling cleaning products, something to which she gained access through the microfranchises that the foundation offers as a business idea for the ladies in this committee.
She is a hardworking person who despite the daily difficulties does not give up and looks for a way to succeed and get ahead.
She is requesting this loan to buy a microfranchise for cleaning products, and thus continue with her work and comply with her customers.
Note: there is only one person in the picture, but this is a group loan. It was not possible to take a group photo since COVID-19 persists.
In this group: Luz Maria Clotilde, Mirna Rosana, Ingrid Janice, Claudia Adriana, Mirna, Engracia, Maria Mercedes, Ana Gricelda, Andrea Teresa, Angela, Rosario Melina, Porfiria, Liz Marlene, Norma Dorotea, Giovanna Adriana, Mariel Rebeca, Veronica Gisselle, Jessica Belen, Anselma Maria, Liz Paola, Nilsa Adriana, Maria Lourdes
Translated from Spanish by Kiva volunteer Marila Arana. View original language description.