San Cayetano (comitte De Mujeres) Group

This committee formed in the Neighborhood Toro Blanco of the city of Caaguazú. Sebastiana Aguilera knew the Program through her sister-in-law, who is the president of another comittee, and she was very interested to participate in a Comittee of Women program, where 20 women could work that wanted to secure a profession. With much enthusiasm they formed a group where women could responsibily work together. They are independent with their jobs, where they sell clothes, shoes, food, groceries, and they receive credit. Some received 800,000 gs, other took loans for 600,000 gs, 5000,000 gs, and 300,000 gs, and they invested in buying sugar, beef, wheat, eggs, cheese, shirts, and they want to progress with their loans with Fundación Paraguaya.
Sebastiana Aguilera wants to use her loan for a small grocery store.
Grismilda Basilia Sosa wants to use her loan for a small grocery store.
María Inocencia Silvero wants to use her loan to sell new clothes.
María Ramona Aguilera wants to use her loan to sell fruits and vegetables.
Lucia Encina wants to use her loan to sell chickens.
Elvira Benitez Almada wants to use her loan to sell new clothes.
Balbina Aquino wants to use her loan to sell food.
Gregoria Mendez Medina wants to use his loan to sell fruit.
Antonia Martinez wants to use her loan to sell animal kidneys and liver.
Inocencia Leguizamon wants to use her loan to sell new clothes.
Aquilina Velazquez wants to use her loan to sell new clothes and undergarments.
Mabel Acosta wants to use her loan to sell food.
Eulalia González wants to use her loan to sell fruits and vegetables.
Ildenfonza Velazquez wants to use her loan for a small grocery store.
Lucia Raquel Medina wants to use her loan to sell food.
Felicia Portillo wants to use her loan to sell fruits and vegetables.
Ceferina Cabañas wants to use her loan to be a dressmaker.
Delia Concepción Escobar wants to use her loan for a small grocery store.
Delos Santos Antonia Aguilera wants to use her loan for her bartending business.
Claudia Encina wants to use her loan for a small grocery store.



About Group Loans
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a group of individuals bound by a group guarantee. Under this arrangement, each member of the group supports one another and is responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members if someone is delinquent or defaults. Learn more

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