Like nature, God teaches us that hope is everywhere, regardless of one's life condition; whether it is a homeless person living on the street or suffering from addictions, someone in prison, or one who is developing positively in society, but possesses certain internal struggles. The question is, how do you find hope in these circumstances? Either you have hope, or hope is generated by another person when you feel valued, accepted, and considered as a person who possesses enormous potential, regardless of your current life condition.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately
4.3 million people die worldwide every year due to alcohol abuse. In Nicaragua
about 1,200 people die annually from irresponsible alcohol consumption, not
counting liver disease and mental illnesses resulting from alcohol consumption.
Nicaragua is the second poorest country in Central America, with the most
people living in poverty (58.3%) and the largest indigent population (29.5%), only
surpassed in both cases by Honduras (69.2 % and 45.6%). Both countries present
data for 2012, and there are no data for 2013.
Each of our ministries has its own identity and a different approach based on its
particular context. Our work is inductive and inclusive. It is our purpose that
everything we are developing through each of the ministries can be established in
one place as we look forward. We invite you to learn more about who we are, whom we serve, and what structural plans we have for the future of the Quien Soy Yo Foundation, specifically for those who have no hope. To God be the glory!
With your prayers or a small donation, you can be part of building a dream that will change lives. All donations will go towards the purchase of land for a rural rehabilitation center or a specific project.
We offer new hope through the power of the Holy Spirit and the promises of Christ
Raise funds to build a rural rehabilitation center
