Waiting in Ecuador

I have a heart for Ecuador as well.  In fact, I just took on a precious little girl I waited several weeks for.  Little Ana lives in Quito.  The girls I am about to profile live in different parts of Quito, or just outside of Quito.  As per my last 2 entries, every sponsorship means $20.00 for my friend's travel fund.

Fabiana:

This is Fabiana and her birthday is May 18, 2001.  She lives with her parents.  Dad is employed as a laborer, mom is sometimes employed as a laborer.  There are 3 children in the family.  She helps at home by making beds, helping in the kitchen, and running errands.  She is average in primary school, and enjoys art, bicycling, and listening to music.  She regularly attends church activities.

Carla:

This is Carla and her birthday is Apr 11, 2003.  She lives with her parents.  Dad is not employed, and mom is employed as a laborer.  There are 3 children in the family.  She helps at home by caring for children, making beds, and helping in the kitchen.  Carla is above average in primary school, and she enjoys playing house and playing with dolls.  She regularly attends church activities and BIble class.

Derling:

This is Derling and her birthday is Mar 8, 2001.  She lives with her mom.  Mom is employed as a laborer.  She helps at home by caring for animals, making beds, and helping in the kitchen. Derling is average in primary school, and she enjoys swimming, singing, and playing house.  She attends church activities and Bible class regularly.

Nicole:

This is Nicole and her birthday is Oct 23, 2001.  She lives with her parents, and they are both employed as laborers.  There are 2 children in the family.  She is average in primary school, and enjoys art, jumping rope, and bicycling.  She regularly attends church activities and BIble class.

Dayana:

This is Dayana and her birthday is Jun 14, 2001.  She lives with her parents.  Dad is a laborer, and mom maintains the home.  There are 3 children in the family.  She helps at home by caring for animals, washing clothes, and making beds.  She is above average in primary school, and she enjoys basketball, volleyball, and playing house.  She regularly attends church activities and BIble class.

The communities these girls live in lack employment opportunities, schools, drug and alcohol rehabilitation centers, and so much more.  Can you be the hope that one of them needs?