He is the father of two children: an 11-year-old boy with a disability in his lower limbs due to a fall that caused severe traumatic brain injury, and a 10-year-old girl who was studying at a boarding school.

She is the mother of two children and lives with another person. Her 4-year-old daughter and 6-year-old son have a severe disability due to microcephaly and spastic cerebral palsy.

She is a single mother of three children and the caregiver of her young granddaughter, who has a severe disability due to West syndrome and refractory epilepsy. We helped her set up a fast food stand, but the pandemic put an end to her business. We are currently determining how we can support her based on her skills and living situation.

She is a single mother of two children, one of whom has a severe disability due to severe psychomotor delay, hip dysplasia, and severe visual impairment. With the Foundation, we helped her create her business, *Creaciones Dylan*, which focuses on the production and sale of cardboard boxes.

She is the mother of two children, the youngest of whom has a moderate disability due to dyskinetic cerebral palsy, which caused cognitive and psychomotor delays. We helped her set up *Postres Ángel*, but due to the economic situation during the pandemic, she was unable to continue. Now, she is working with the Foundation to restart the business with new products.

She is the mother of a 25-year-old, Brahian Steven, who has severe intellectual disability, chronic seizure syndrome, and autism. He is active but requires constant monitoring and supervision. We are working with her to develop an enterprise where her husband, her other daughter, and she can all be involved.

She is the person with a disability; she has two children, aged 4 and 5. She has sequelae from myelomeningocele, which affected her spine and the mobility of her ankles and toes, and she also has a hip dislocation. She lives with her children and her husband. The Foundation helped her set up a sales point for phone minutes and mobile top-ups so that she can generate additional income for the household.

She is the mother of three daughters, the youngest of whom has a disability due to microcephaly. Maglys and her family are displaced from Venezuela, and she has pursued various entrepreneurial ventures to help with household expenses. We have assisted her with the *Creaciones Maglys* brand and provided materials for making handcrafted jewelry and fabric accessories for bathrooms. She is also making bedspreads, but what she would really like is to learn hairstyling. We are looking into how we can support her entrepreneurship to relaunch it.