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Kahory Arianny Calderón López

Being a businesswoman, pursuing multiple degrees, and learning another language.

ADJ-2026-0016

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En Evaluación

Female

Kahory Arianny is a bright, resilient 12-year-old with high aspirations for her future. Currently in the seventh grade, she stands out for her ability to learn quickly. She enjoys video games, dancing, and spending time with her family. Throughout her life, she has faced difficult situations—including the migration experience and events that impacted her emotional stability—yet she remains focused on her studies, her faith, and her personal goals. She dreams of becoming an entrepreneur, pursuing multiple fields of study, learning another language, and building a future full of opportunities.

About Me

Community:

Residencial Honduras

Age:

12 years

My tastes

Video games, dancing, spending time with family, hamburgers, and Chinese food.

Their Greatest Desire:

Learn another language to expand your academic and professional opportunities.

My dream

Being a businesswoman, pursuing multiple degrees, and learning another language.

Personal Motto:

I would like to learn another language and become an entrepreneur, because I know I have the ability to achieve all my goals.

Priority Needs

    Formación Integral, Educación, Acompañamiento Emocional, Apoyo Psicológico, Alimentación

Sponsorship Status

En Evaluación

Vulnerability Level

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How will my monthly donation be used?

Your trust in our work is very important to us. We have established strict accounting and financial reporting procedures to ensure that your donations have the greatest possible impact on sponsored children, their families, and their communities. Your sponsorship contributions are pooled and transferred directly to our international agencies, where our professional staff verifies that they are used responsibly and efficiently to provide benefits and services tailored to each child.

Poverty in Honduras

Children from low-income backgrounds in Honduras face significant obstacles that can limit their opportunities, including risky environments, interrupted education, health issues, and limited prospects for decent employment.

That is why our approach focuses on helping children stay in school, build confidence, and thrive in safe, supportive environments while developing the skills they need for the future. Through educational support, health and nutrition resources, and other programs led by expert local staff, children develop self-confidence, resilience, and the tools to become healthy adults capable of shaping their own futures.

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