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Juan Esteban is a 17-year-old young man with a mild intellectual disability from Barrancabermeja, Colombia. He stands out for his cheerful personality and his positive attitude toward every new learning experience. He connects easily with others, enjoys spending time with people and takes part enthusiastically in different activities. He is loving, responsible and honest, and always ready to lend a hand to his classmates and teachers.
Cycling is one of his great passions. For him, it is much more than a sport: it is the freedom of riding on two wheels and a dream he wants to take further and further. He aspires to go far in this sport and to leave his mark through his effort, perseverance and talent.
We hope we can count on your support to keep Juan Esteban’s dreams moving forward.
Specialized support to keep developing communication, learning and social interaction skills and move toward greater independence.
Your sponsorship helps provide:
Your monthly contribution helps give each young person ongoing access to the resources and professionals they need to learn, grow and take part in daily life with greater confidence.
We want you to see the impact of your support. Sponsors who wish to can receive regular updates on the young person’s progress and activities, which may include photos, videos and reports provided by the partner foundation, always respecting their privacy.
Your support is more than a donation. It is a way of standing alongside these children and young people, and their families, helping them access opportunities that can make a real difference in their development and future.
By sponsoring, you become part of a community committed to creating opportunities for those who need support the most.
You can provide partial sponsorship with 15 USD or 30 USD per month, or full sponsorship with 60 USD per month. You can also contribute with a one-time donation of any amount you choose.
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