Kenia Nazario Lorenzo is from Cochoapa, Guerrero, Mexico. She needs a loan of $400 to buy bread, sugar, cheese, butter and other raw materials to cook tortas.
Kenia Nazario Lorenzo is from Cochoapa, Guerrero, Mexico. She needs a loan of $400 to buy bread, sugar, cheese, butter and other raw materials to cook tortas.
Mrs. Kenia Nazario started a little business 6 months ago with mother’s help. Her mother borrowed her a little money, and she started with a little soda fountain, where she sells sodas, tortas, popcorn, etc.
She has a refrigerator, microwave and basic utensils. Her business is very small yet, and it needs to be improved. She needs money to invest and buy bread, sugar, cheese, butter and other raw materials to cook tortas.
Mrs. Kenia Nazario lives in a little town in Guerrero, the name’s town is Cochoapa. She lives with her husband at parents in law’s house. She hopes improve her business and with she will use the gains to helps at her husband to build a home, and leave the parent’s in law house.
In areas where the poor live alongside the more affluent, businesses in the service sector can be very successful. Services include flower cultivation, tailoring/sewing, transportation, repair work, beauty salons and barber shops, and restaurants. Loans are needed to begin, expand, or sustain business with tools and supplies. Loans given to entrepreneurs in the service sector account for around 7% of our loans.
Kenia Nazario Lorenzo is from Cochoapa, Guerrero, Mexico. She needs a loan of $400 to buy bread, sugar, cheese, butter and other raw materials to cook tortas.
The small community of Rio Santa Catarina, which derives its name from a local river, has a mountainous terrain and warm climate. Economic opportunities in this community are diverse as a result of its close proximity to the growing city of Ometepec.
In Rio Santa Catarina, World Vision is assisting farmers with production and marketing; educating families on disaster preparedness; and working to improve education through tutoring and teacher training. We are also providing healthcare services, nutritional training, and housing assistance.
Kenia Nazario Lorenzo is from Cochoapa, Guerrero, Mexico. She needs a loan of $400 to buy bread, sugar, cheese, butter and other raw materials to cook tortas.
We apologize for the delay in your promised mid-term report. When we reviewed the repayment status of your loan, it became apparent that your mid-term report had somehow slipped through the cracks. While World Vision has been giving microloans to the enterprising poor for over 20 years, Micro is a brand-new program. Our field staff has received updated training regarding the importance of prompt reporting back to donors, and you should be receiving an update soon.
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Kenia used her loan to increase the inventory of her business. Now she sells more items including: sodas, smoothies, candies, chips, beauty products and tortas. She would like to thank her donors and the people of World Vision who believe in her!
