Naybeli Janahi López Hernández
ADJ-2026-0046
Moderado
En Evaluación
Female
Naybeli Janahi is an intelligent, studious 11-year-old girl with a keen interest in learning. Currently in the sixth grade, she enjoys sports—an activity that contributes positively to her physical, emotional, and social development. She has a clear goal for her future: to become a lawyer. Despite financial constraints that could hinder the long-term continuation of her education, she remains steadfast in her determination to succeed and strongly desires to build a professional future. Her bond with her mother provides a vital source of security and emotional stability, though she has also experienced the emotional impact of being separated from her grandmother due to her studies. With educational support, proper nutrition, technological resources, and emotional guidance, Naybeli will be able to strengthen her academic progress and move closer to achieving her goals.
About Me
Community:
Los Pinos
Age:
11 years
My tastes
Sports, studying, and pizza
Their Greatest Desire:
Having a computer and the necessary resources to continue their studies in the long term.
My dream
Becoming a lawyer
Personal Motto:
I want to be a lawyer, but what holds me back is not having the resources for my long-term studies.
Priority Needs
- Educación, Alimentación, Apoyo Tecnológico, Acompañamiento Emocional, Apoyo Psicológico, Formación Integral, Uniforme Escolar
Sponsorship Status
En Evaluación
Vulnerability Level
Moderado
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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.