matricula universitario de mi hija
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He sido madre soltera de mi hija desde que mi ex esposo se fue cuando mi hija tenía solo 10 meses. Sin ayuda, he criado a mi hija sin la ayuda de su padre. Nos mudamos a España cuando ella tenía 3.5 años, con la esperanza de una vida mejor. Ella acaba de celebrar su cumpleaños número 18 y tiene un sueño. Ese sueño es ir a la universidad para estudiar un doble grado de terapia ocupacional y trabajo social. Es muy trabajadora, apenas la he visto en estos últimos meses, ya que ha pasado la mayor parte del tiempo en la biblioteca o en la academia para poder aprobar Bachillerato con notables y sobresalientes.
Eireann, mi hija, puso sus sueños de seguir su carrera en taekwondo en espera durante los últimos 12 meses más o menos para poder concentrarse en sus estudios. No pudo continuar siendo una competidora semi profesional y logró buenas calificaciones de examen, algo tuvo que sacrificarse. Ella espera poder volver al deporte tan pronto como vaya a la universidad.
Ella es una chica estudiosa, completamente bilingüe en inglés y español. Ella también habla un nivel medio de francés. Ella espera, un día, ser capaz de ayudar a las personas con las habilidades que aprenderá en la universidad. Ella ha trabajado como voluntaria en Caritas durante muchos años, también ha estado en Tánger trabajando como voluntaria ayudando a personas que no son tan afortunadas como ella. De todo esto ha surgido su sueño de ser terapeuta ocupacional y trabajadora social.
A lo largo de su vida, me he asegurado de que no se haya ido sin las mismas cosas que sus amigos de dos familias de padres. Eso es, hasta ahora. Lamentablemente, no estoy en la posición financiera para poder financiar las tasas de matriculación universitaria. Necesito ayuda de gente amable para ayudarme a pagar. Ella buscará trabajo una vez que llegue. Esto cubrirá sus costos de vida mientras ella esté allí.
Ella merece una oportunidad de poder cumplir sus sueños. En España, es difícil encontrar trabajo para una persona que no ha asistido a la universidad. Deseo desesperadamente que mi hija tenga todas las oportunidades en la vida y no ser procesada por provenir de una familia mono-parental.
I have been a single mother of my daughter since my ex-husband left when my daughter was only 10 months old. Without help, I raised my daughter without the imput of her father. We moved to Spain when she was 3.5 years old, hoping for a better life. She has just celebrated her 18th birthday and has a dream. That dream is to go to university to study a double degree of occupational therapy and social work. She is very hardworking, I have barely seen her in these last months, since she has spent most of her time in the library or in the academy to be able to pass Baccalaureate with all A grades (3 A-, 3 A & 4 A*)
Eireann, my daughter, put her dreams of pursuing her career in taekwondo on hold for the last 12 months or so to be able to concentrate on her studies. She could not continue being a semi-professional competitor and achieve good grades, something had to be sacrificed. She hopes to be able to return to the sport as soon as she goes to University.
She is a studious girl, completely bilingual in English and Spanish. She also speaks a medium level of French. She hopes, one day, to be able to help people with the skills that she will learn at Uni. She has worked as a volunteer at Caritas for many years, she has also been to Tangier working as a volunteer helping people who are not as fortunate as her. From all this has emerged her dream of being an occupational therapist and also a social worker.
Throughout her life, I have made sure that she has not gone without the same things that her friends from two parent families have. That is, until now. Unfortunately, I am not in the financial position to be able to finance the university matriculation fees. I need help from kind hearted people to help me pay. She will be looking for work once she arrives. The money she will earn will cover her living costs whilst she is there.
She deserves a chance to be able to fulfill her dreams. In Spain, work is difficult to come by for a person who has not been to university. I desperately want my daughter to have every opportunity in life and not be persecuted for coming from a single parent family.
Eireann, mi hija, puso sus sueños de seguir su carrera en taekwondo en espera durante los últimos 12 meses más o menos para poder concentrarse en sus estudios. No pudo continuar siendo una competidora semi profesional y logró buenas calificaciones de examen, algo tuvo que sacrificarse. Ella espera poder volver al deporte tan pronto como vaya a la universidad.
Ella es una chica estudiosa, completamente bilingüe en inglés y español. Ella también habla un nivel medio de francés. Ella espera, un día, ser capaz de ayudar a las personas con las habilidades que aprenderá en la universidad. Ella ha trabajado como voluntaria en Caritas durante muchos años, también ha estado en Tánger trabajando como voluntaria ayudando a personas que no son tan afortunadas como ella. De todo esto ha surgido su sueño de ser terapeuta ocupacional y trabajadora social.
A lo largo de su vida, me he asegurado de que no se haya ido sin las mismas cosas que sus amigos de dos familias de padres. Eso es, hasta ahora. Lamentablemente, no estoy en la posición financiera para poder financiar las tasas de matriculación universitaria. Necesito ayuda de gente amable para ayudarme a pagar. Ella buscará trabajo una vez que llegue. Esto cubrirá sus costos de vida mientras ella esté allí.
Ella merece una oportunidad de poder cumplir sus sueños. En España, es difícil encontrar trabajo para una persona que no ha asistido a la universidad. Deseo desesperadamente que mi hija tenga todas las oportunidades en la vida y no ser procesada por provenir de una familia mono-parental.
I have been a single mother of my daughter since my ex-husband left when my daughter was only 10 months old. Without help, I raised my daughter without the imput of her father. We moved to Spain when she was 3.5 years old, hoping for a better life. She has just celebrated her 18th birthday and has a dream. That dream is to go to university to study a double degree of occupational therapy and social work. She is very hardworking, I have barely seen her in these last months, since she has spent most of her time in the library or in the academy to be able to pass Baccalaureate with all A grades (3 A-, 3 A & 4 A*)
Eireann, my daughter, put her dreams of pursuing her career in taekwondo on hold for the last 12 months or so to be able to concentrate on her studies. She could not continue being a semi-professional competitor and achieve good grades, something had to be sacrificed. She hopes to be able to return to the sport as soon as she goes to University.
She is a studious girl, completely bilingual in English and Spanish. She also speaks a medium level of French. She hopes, one day, to be able to help people with the skills that she will learn at Uni. She has worked as a volunteer at Caritas for many years, she has also been to Tangier working as a volunteer helping people who are not as fortunate as her. From all this has emerged her dream of being an occupational therapist and also a social worker.
Throughout her life, I have made sure that she has not gone without the same things that her friends from two parent families have. That is, until now. Unfortunately, I am not in the financial position to be able to finance the university matriculation fees. I need help from kind hearted people to help me pay. She will be looking for work once she arrives. The money she will earn will cover her living costs whilst she is there.
She deserves a chance to be able to fulfill her dreams. In Spain, work is difficult to come by for a person who has not been to university. I desperately want my daughter to have every opportunity in life and not be persecuted for coming from a single parent family.
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Dolores Delgado
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