• "The wind blows where it wishes, and you hear the sound of it,
    but cannot tell where it comes from and where it goes.
    So is everyone who is born of the Spirit."
    (John 3:8 NKJ)

At "Quien Soy Yo" We Envision A Rural Rehab Center With A Comprehensive Interdisciplinary Approach Program


We have tried a range of approaches and methods to support and treat each of our three ministries in their context. Some methodologies have proven valuable for everyone we reach; others have been more successful with the unique needs of each specific group.

Our work on the streets, in prison and with women’s support group has provided a great testing ground in which to build our programs and expand our skills. We are drawing on a range of expertise from a growing body of Godly and faithful people, experts in fields such as psychology, social skills development, drug and addiction mitigation and management, and employable skills training.

Some of these experts serve as volunteers on the Board of Quien Soy Yo Foundation. Still others, in some cases experts and addiction workers in Canada and internationally serve as advisors and counsellors to us, using their professional training and wide experience to help us develop and test the effectiveness of our programs.

These experts, in partnership with the Christian faith leaders of Quien Soy Yo, are working together to develop and test different approaches to reaching and helping the people we serve.

We are certain that what we have been developing and validating over the years, has been directed by the powerful hand of God with only one purpose: to bring us to the final goal of building a rural rehabilitation center that would have all the necessary elements tested and ready so we can have a highly effective treatment center that leads to restored lives for people with extreme addictions and hopelessness. That is our prayer.




In Christ Jesus our Lord, God was reconciling the world to Himself setting an example for us and giving each individual who turns around from his old ways the gift of grace, being “born again of water and of the Spirit,” to the “ministry of reconciliation.” He is Christ the Messiah, “who is the image of God,” all-powerful, all-knowing, and ever-present. He did not only come to set us free from the bondage of sin but to show us through his life on earth what it is to live as a man yet be the image of God. God wants to call and heal everyone today through whatever means he chooses under the power of the Holy Spirit.

Please don't mind if we sound too academic in the chart below. The years that we have spent doing ministry in Nicaragua Granada and going to university and seminary to prepare ourselves in theology and psychology; have also allowed us to develop relationships with other professionals who will become an essential part of the envision rural rehabilitation center.


Interdisciplinary Approach for A Future Based Rural Rehab Center

Interdisciplinary Approach

God's power to use many disciplines to remove addictions and strengthen the socially vulnerable and fragile will make the work we do in our rural rehabilitation center possible, effective, and holistic. It is an inductive and integrating approach. God has taught us that all aspects of a person are interconnected; neglect any part and the whole may fail. God wants to restore people wholly and completely, and He has given us the knowledge, wisdom, skills, and scientific disciplines we need to complete his work in people broken by sin and injustice. We believe that it is the Holy Spirit through the redemptive work of Christ and His amazing love on the cross that opens up the mind, heart, and soul of all individuals, bringing life, true hope, and a purposeful life.