Ahitana Jisell López Hernández
ADJ-2026-0047
Alta
En Evaluación
Female
Ahitana Jisell is a focused, obedient, and responsible 15-year-old with a strong drive to succeed. She is currently in the tenth grade at the Technological Institute for Business Administration (INTAE). She enjoys reading—an activity that strengthens her learning, critical thinking, and vision for the future. From a young age, she has developed a strong sense of responsibility and independence, helping with household chores and caring for her younger siblings while her mother works to support the family. Despite financial constraints, Ahitana remains committed to her studies and academic progress. She dreams of becoming a criminal defense lawyer—a goal that reflects her interest in justice, her determination, and her desire to build a dignified professional life.
About Me
Community:
Los Pinos
Age:
15 years
My tastes
Reading, studying, supporting their family, and preparing for their professional future.
Their Greatest Desire:
Spending more time with family, continuing their studies without interruption, and having access to resources for transportation, school supplies, and a laptop.
My dream
Becoming a criminal defense lawyer
Personal Motto:
I dream of being a successful lawyer; what could stop me is a lack of money.
Priority Needs
- Educación, Apoyo Tecnológico, Apoyo Psicológico, Acompañamiento Emocional, Formación Integral, Transporte, Uniforme Escolar
Sponsorship Status
En Evaluación
Vulnerability Level
Alta
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