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Los Olivos Madereria- Familia Solis Frias

Build Dates:

Family Information:

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Mother- Fabiola

  • Age: 41

  • Profession: Restaurante

  • Weekly Salary: 800 pesos

Children-

  • Emiliano, 8, 3ro Primaria (paralisis cerebral)

  • Carmen, 12, 1ro Secundaria

  • Guillermo, 13, 2do Secundaria

  • Carlos, 15, 3ro Secundaris

  • Jesus, 17, 1ra Prepa

Property Information:

Colonia-Valle de Guadalupe
Time with property- 1 año
Structure- Se le quemo su casa
 

Family Story:

Fabiola es originaria de Sonora. Ella se vino a Ensenada ya que uno de sus hijos nacio con paralisis cerebral ya que en la ciudad de Tijuana hay un centro especial llamado CRIT para niños descapacitados. Para ella era mas facil vivir en Ensenada y estar llevando a su hijo al CRIT en Tijuana. Fabiola tiene 5 hijos. Los tres hijos mayores son de su primer martimonio. Ellos se separaron porque la maltrataba mucho. Paso el tiempo y conocio al padre de sus dos ultimos hijos, pero la relacion no funciono muy bien. Fabiola saco adelante a sus hijosya que sus dos esposos los abandono y no ha sabido nada de ellos. Asi que Fabiola no recibe pension de los padres de sus hijos.Fabiola cuando estuvo embarazada de Emiliano, tuvo placenta previa. Asi que Emiliano nacio de 28 semanas y cuando nacio su cerebro estaba inflamado. Lo revivieron con ventiladores artificiales y nacio axficiado. Estuvo 2 meses con 14 dias en incubadora. Regularmente Fabiola lleva a Emiliano al CRIT de Tijuana donde solo paga 90 pesos por consulta y los gastos de transpotacion. Le inyectan toxina ya que el cerebro no lemanda senal y actualmente esta en el tratamiento. Asiste a la escuela y esta en 3er grado de primaria y apenas esta empezando a caminar. El dia 26 de Enero a la 1pm unos tipos entraron a su casa y le quemaron la casa de Fabiola cuando ella estaba con su hijo Emiliano en el CRIT de Tijuana. Los demas de sus hijos encontraban con la vecina cuando vieron que su casa se estaba quemando. Fabiola recibio la noticia cuando la vecina le llamo. Para ella fue un golpe muy fuerte escuchar que su casa se habia quemado y derrepente quedarse sin nada. Actualmente vive con la vecina en un cuartito que les presto. Cerca de donde vive hay un desayunador donde cada semana van gente a dar comida a la comunidad y ellos supieron de su historia y reecolectaron ropa y zapatos para darselos a Fabiola y a sus hijos. Fabiola trabaja en un restaurante llamado Sol de Media Noche y trabaja de Jueves a Domingo con un sueldo seminal de 800 pesos. Jesus, su hijo de 17 años, se va a trabajar cuando sale de la escuela y por semana tiene un sueldo de 600 pesos por semana. El lo hace para ayudar a su mama. Fabiola tiene fe y paciencia que un dia tendra de nuevo su hogar y que Dios nunca la desamparara.

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Living Word- Gonzalez Rendon Family

Build Dates: April 12-13

Family Information:

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Father- Juan

  • Age: 26

  • Profession: Laborer

  • Weekly Salary: $75 approx.

Mother- Maria Elena

  • Age: 29

  • Profession:

  • Weekly Salary:

Children-

  • Michell, 5 yrs, Kindergarten


Property Information:

Colonia- Maneadero P. Alta
Time with property- 2 yrs
Electricity- Yes
Running Water- No
Structure- Scrap Materials & Dirt Floor
 

Family Story:

Maria is from Oaxaca. She came to Ensenada with her family when she was 8 years old. Once she finished grade school, she dropped out and started working. Her now sister-in-law had invited her to church and that is how she met her husband, Juan Francisco. Juan is originally from Guanajuato and he was also brought to Ensenada at a young age when his family moved here. Juan and Maria dated for 3 years before moving in together and making a life together. They bought a piece of land on credit, the land they are currently living on and continue to pay off. They have a daughter named Michell who is 5 years old and in kindergarten. Michell was born premature and has had many struggles to overcome and gets sick easily. Michell has “strabismus” and will need an eye operation before she turns 10. Michell still has 5 years, but the surgery will cost them upwards of $1700 US dollars. Maria and Juan just don’t have that kind of money, nor the ability to come up with it. They take Michell to the doctor every month, and the consultation cost them about $27 each time. The doctor has warned them that the sooner she can get the surgery the better, as every month that goes by her condition is worsening. Michell uses glasses, but because of her age and eye condition, for one reason or another, she is always needing new lenses. This is also an added expense of theirs. Juan Francisco works as a day laborer and Maria is a stay at home mother who dedicates her time to Michell and the house. They need a house because the room they live in is made up of mostly tarps.

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Bethany Small Group- Mariano Mendez Family

Build Dates: April 6 & 7

Family Information:

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Father- Gaudencio

  • Age: 22

  • Profession: Field Worker

  • Weekly Salary: $55 approx.

Mother- Norma

  • Age: 20

  • Profession: Homemaker

  • Weekly Salary: N/A

Children-

  • Lucero, 1 1/2 yrs (Born Oct 2017)

Property Information:

Colonia- Jesus Carillo
Time with property- 1 yr
Structure- Wood
 

Family Story:

Gaudencio and Norma met here in Ensenada when they both worked for the same employer. They began dating and after some time, moved in with Gaudencio’s father. They lived there for just ine month before deciding to move out due to family problems. They rented a room, but after time, it was just too small. Norma’s father gave them land, but it was then that Norma found out she was pregnant, and it became too difficult for them to build something and live on the land. Gaudencio was in a car accident and hospitalized for one month, and due to the accident, is now unable to lift heavy things. After his recovery, he began working in the fields. He earns around $55 a week for working 7 am to 3:30 pm, 6 days a week. Their daughter has struggled with her health since she was born. They have to use a nebulizer on her frequently to help with her breathing, and she has a harder time when it is cold. Every two weeks they take Lucero to see the pediatrician, and each consultation cost them about $27. They do not have electricity at their house, and the nebulizer they have is electric. Each time Lucero needs the nebulizer, Norma has to take her out of the house and over to her mothers to use the electricty. They need a portable nebulizer so that every time they need to nebulize Lucero, they can do it from their own home. Norma came asking for a house because they do not have extra money to build a home with all the medical expenses of their daughter. They need help.

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Bethel- Hernandez Angeles Family

Build Dates: April 2 & 3

Family Information:

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Father- Esteban

  • Age: 20

  • Profession: Produce Packer

  • Weekly Salary: $80

Mother- Lisbet

  • Age: 20

  • Profession:

  • Weekly Salary:

Children-

  • Jonatan, 2 yrs (malnourished and anemic)


Property Information:

Colonia- San Marcos, Las Cascadas
Time with property- 1 yr
Electricity- No
Running Water- Yes
Structure- Wood & Dirt Floor
 

Family Story:

Lisbet and Esteban are from Ensenada. They met each other at work and began dating shortly after. After 6 months of dating, they moved in with Esteban’s mother. Two months later, Lisbet was pregnant. Liz had to stop working in order to take care of herself and the pregnancy. When Lisbet was just 4 months pregnant, her mother-in-law’s house burned down and her and Esteban were forced to find a place to live. They moved in to the house behind Lisbet’s mother as it was available to rent. Four months later their son was born. Shortly after Jonatan was born, Lisbet noticed he was struggling to eat and had come down with a fever, so they took him to the doctor. The doctor said he was not doing well, so they gave him injections, did blood tests and treatments. The results came back saying the baby was anemic and malnourished. About a year after Jonatan was born, Lisbet and Esteban decided to get a piece of land and were looking for one that they could afford the down payment on and pay the rest over monthly payments. They found one that worked on facebook and gave the down payment for it. After they made the second payment, they were able to their land. Lisbet’s mother and in-laws helped them to build a small house on their land, where they have been living for almost a year. Lisbet would like a YWAM house so she can provide for his well being and give him a better future.

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Battle Ground Foursquare Church- Mendoza Garcia Family

Build Dates: Match 30 & 31

Family Information:

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Mother- Maria

  • Age: 20

  • Profession: Clerk

  • Weekly Salary: $65 approx.

Children-

  • Alexander, 5 yrs, Kindergarten


Property Information:

Colonia- UTT
Time with property- 8 months 
Electricity- No
Running Water- No
Structure- Wood & Dirt Floor
 

Family Story:

Maria is a 20 year old single mother yo Alexander, who is 5 years old. Maria met her ex-husband in Oaxaca when they were in middle school; they were friends for a long time before dating. After three years together, Maria became pregnant. They decided at the time to move in together with his parents. They lived there for one year, all the while Maria had a good relationship with him and his parents. After some time though things changed and they started having problems. Her ex decided that he didn’t want to be in a relationship and said that he wasn’t ready to be a husband and father, and left his parents house. Maria stayed with her in-laws for two weeks before moving back home with her own parents, and lived there for 4 months. Life in Oaxaca was hard and Maria struggled to find a job and that is when she received an invitation from an aunt who lived in Ensenada to come here where she could find a job. Maria moved to Ensenada at the age of 17 with her son who was a year and a half. She struggled to find work here because she was still a minor. She worked in a vegetable field and began saving money. After a year and a half, she had saved 15,000 pesos ($830 approx.), and found land that she could acquire with a down payment of 20,000 pesos. She borrowed the other 5,000 pesos ($278 approx) from her uncle and was able to buy the land. Her uncles helped her to buy materials to build a structure on the land where her and her son currently live. Maria is working Monday through Saturday and Alexander is cared for by their neighbor.

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UPPC- Sanchez Torres Family

Build Dates: March 31st-April 1st

Family Information:

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Mother- Jessica

  • Age: 29

  • Profession: Sells Cactus

  • Weekly Salary: $60 approx.

Children-

  • Evelyn, 12yrs, 5th Grade

  • Jose, 8 yrs, 2nd Grade

  • Jesus, 5yrs,

Property Information:

Colonia- 89
Time with property- 6 yrs
Electricity- Yes
Running Water- Yes
Structure- Wood
 

Family Story:

Jessica is from Mexico City and moved to Ensenada when she was nine years old. She didn’t come from a family with money so she grew up selling nopales for a living and wasn’t able to go to high school because she had to work. When Jessica was seventeen she got married and they had two children together, Evelyn and Jose. Her first husband abandoned her shortly after Jose was born because he started doing drugs and accused her of having an unfair with his dad, but the truth was that she was being abused by her father-in-law. After a while, she got together with her second husband and father of Jesus. When Jesus was 7 months old, he was taken to the hospital because he was having convulsions and was in a coma for 15 days. He was eventually diagnosed with meningitis and was left mentally retarded as a result of what happened. Jessica has continued to work selling cactus and has been able to build a shed with some materials that were given to her.

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MA Shelter Cove BLUE- Raygoza Juarez Family

Build Dates: March 25-27

Family Information:

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Mother- Stephania

  • Age: 25

  • Profession: Sells Clothing

  • Weekly Salary: $44 approx.

Children-

  • Alany Samantha, 2 yrs

  • Itaii Valentina, 6 yrs, 1st Grade

  • Valerik Estafany, 8 yrs, 3rd Grade

Property Information:

Colonia- Carlos Pacheco
Time with property- 1 yr
Electricity- No
Running Water- No
Structure- Scrap Materials & Dirt Floor
 

Family Story:

Stephania is a single mother to three girls, each has a different father. Stephania works selling secondhand clothing in order to care for her children and their expenses. Over a year ago, the father of her youngest left them to go work in the US, and Stephania went to her mother’s house with the girls. Stephania didn’t want to inconvenience her mom, so she got herself a plot of land on credit with the intent of providing a better future for her daughters. The two older girls go to school and their fathers help a little with that expense, but it isn’t enough to cover everything. Currently the girls are living in a shack that was built on their land.

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MA Shelter Cove RED- Toledo Mendoza Family

Build Dates: March 25-27

Family Information:

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Mother- Flora

  • Age: 23

  • Profession: Sells Produce

  • Weekly Salary: $33-50 approx.

Children-

  • Alison, 2 yrs

Property Information:

Colonia- San Miguel
Time with property- 1 yr
Electricity- No
Running Water- No
Structure- Scrap Materials
 

Family Story:

Flora is a 23 year old single mother from Oaxaca. She has a baby girl named Alison who just turned two, and a second child on the way. Flora met her ex-husband at work, she used to pack vegetables and he was a security guard. They were friends for a while before dating; they were together for about a year and a half before Flora got pregnant with Alison. At the beginning of their relationship they lived with his parents, before eventually buying a plot of land together, which is where Flora currently lives. While they were living together she noticed that he would drink alcohol often, constantly going out with his friends and leaving her alone. They started fighting a lot and she eventually found out that he was cheating on her with another woman; so she told him to move out. Alison´s father does not financially support her, Flora provides for her daughter and herself by selling vegetables 3 days of the week earning between $30-50 dollars.  Due to her current pregnancy, she is unable to get a better job.

Note: The second daughter was born in January 2019.


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MA Ebenecer Christian- Ventura Ramos Family

Build Dates: March 25-27

Family Information:

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Mother- Iveth

  • Age: 24

  • Profession: ICU Medica

  • Weekly Salary: $75 approx.

Children-

  • Jeimy, 6 yrs, 1st Grade

Property Information:

Colonia- San Rafael
Time with property- 1 yr +
Electricity- Yes
Running Water- No
Structure- Scrap Materials & Dirt Floor
 

Family Story:

Ten years ago Iveth´s family moved to Ensenada because they did not want her to get married at a young age like it was custom to in Oaxaca. When they arrived in Ensenada Iveth started living with her sister and working so she could pay her studies herself.  While in high school she met a guy, they got married and had a daughter together. A year later they separated because the husband got involved with drugs. Iveth was able to buy a plot of land by putting her sister down as the owner of the land. Jaimy´s father has never wanted to sign the divorce papers, so half of the property would have automatically been his and Iveth didn’t want that. She has no money to build a house for her and her daughter and for that reason, she has come to Homes of Hope for help.


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