Iam Phabiel Pastrana Rodríguez
ADJ-2026-0049
Alta
En Evaluación
Male
Iam Phabiel is a cheerful, active 9-year-old boy who loves to play. Currently in the fifth grade, he enjoys playing soccer and using his phone—activities typical of his age that reflect his need for recreation, social interaction, and safe environments in which to grow. He lives with his grandparents and cousins, who make up his immediate support system. Emotionally, one of the most significant events in his life has been his separation from his mother, which has created a strong need for family closeness. Despite these circumstances, Iam maintains a cheerful attitude and dreams of becoming a university professor, demonstrating an interest in learning, teaching, and building a professional future. With support regarding education, transportation, school uniforms, emotional guidance, and access to sports activities, he will be able to strengthen his stability, self-esteem, and overall development.
About Me
Community:
Los Pinos
Age:
9 years
My tastes
Playing soccer, having fun with the phone, socializing in recreational spaces, and eating pancakes.
Their Greatest Desire:
Being with her mom and little sister, strengthening their family and emotional bonds.
My dream
Becoming a university professor
Personal Motto:
I want to be with my mom and my little sister.
Priority Needs
- Deporte, Educación, Acompañamiento Emocional, Alimentación, Uniforme Escolar, Transporte, Formación Integral
Sponsorship Status
En Evaluación
Vulnerability Level
Alta
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