Stories

Alex and Dayani are new parents living in Juarez, and always dreamt of having a stable home for their daughter. He shared with us how their Amor home inspired their new outlook on life.

Aurelio and his family of three had been living in Juarez for 22 years. He shared with us what home means to them — and it’s so much more than just a place to live.

Rubi and her family were always moving from house to house, not knowing where they’d be living next. That all changed once they received a new home.

A year after Jorge, his wife, and their 12-year-old daughter received their new home, we were so grateful to have the opportunity to hear from them. Read more to find out all the ways they have turned their new Amor house into their home.

Navor had been struggling with his health while living in his old home full of mold and a dirt floor. A group of participants that came together on an Amor 3 Day changed his life forever.

When we met Ana Maria, she was living with her two granddaughters: Damaris and Gabriela. Ana Maria was receiving a pension of only $62/week, while Damaris worked as a school teacher and Gabriela attended university. In the summer of 2022, their family received their new Amor home.

As a grandmother raising her two granddaughters, Rosa found herself hopeless with no faith left. Their new home brought them so much more than just shelter.

For the five of them in the Rodriguez Camacho family, receiving their new home over a year ago made a huge impact – but no one was more excited than their three children.

Even though Abel has been part of our team for years, he had never expressed his own need for a home. It wasn’t until his supervisor had given him a ride home and saw the state of his house.

Jose had lost his wife over 7 years ago, and had been living alone since then. To him, a new home was more than just a safe place to live.