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Yuliana Marcela is a 17-year-old young woman from Barrancabermeja, Colombia. She has Turner syndrome, a condition that can affect her growth and some learning processes, so she needs ongoing support for her well-being. Beyond her condition, she is a smiling, cheerful and self-assured young woman; she loves expressing her creativity through dance, makeup and colouring, and she is always eager to learn new things.
Through educational programs and opportunities to participate, Yuliana continues to strengthen her independence, her talents and her skills. With the right support, she can keep discovering new abilities and moving toward each of her goals.
With your support, Yuliana can keep developing her creativity and moving toward a life with more opportunities. Learn more about her story and donate here.
Specialized support to keep developing communication, learning and social interaction skills and move toward greater independence.
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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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