A Life-Changing Educational Opportunity Beyond Lake Chapala’s flourishing expat communities, girls in poor indigenous families dream of better lives. But those dreams fade in the grim reality of the girls’ day-to-day existence. They’re surrounded by the constraints of poverty, parents struggle to provide even the basics for their children, illiteracy is common, and jobs are […]
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Meet Anita Torres Guerrero, a self-made humanitarian from humble beginnings who is dedicated to uplifting the lives of Lakeside’s indigenous families. Born in the Mexican State of Nayarit, Anita came from a family fraught with financial problems, food scarcity and other domestic difficulties. She knew what it was like to sleep on the floor. And
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Poverty, Malnutrition, and Kidney Disease A little over an hour from Lakeside’s popular retirement havens, indigenous families struggle to survive. Children can be seen playing and laughing just like children anywhere in the world. However, despite the children’s cheerful laughter, severe poverty, malnutrition and kidney disease are pervasive. Rough roads and dilapidated dwellings characterize the
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