Inmaculada Concepcion Group
A loan of $3,725 helps a member to invest in supplies for making garments and expand her business.
Inmaculada Concepcion Group's story
Manuela is a member of the credit group “Inmaculada Concepción”, which is made up of 18 women entrepreneurs who work together to strengthen their businesses and improve the quality of life of their families. Each one carries out different productive activities within their community, demonstrating commitment and constant effort.
Manuela makes and repairs clothes in her neighborhood, an activity she does with dedication and passion. Thanks to her work as a dressmaker and access to credit, she has been able to make significant improvements to her home, including building her house. With the loan, she was able to purchase essential supplies such as thread, needles, fabric, and other materials necessary for her work, which gave her business a big boost and motivated her to continue growing.
In the medium term, Manuela dreams of opening her own store dedicated to the sale of children's items, thus expanding her commercial activity and generating greater income. She plans to invest her current loan in the purchase of various fabrics for the manufacture of sheets, sweatshirts, jeans, towels, and other textile products.
The other members of the group work in areas such as the sale of ice cream, fruits and vegetables, cold cuts, ready-made meals, flowers, and grocery store management, among other ventures.
In this group: Silvia Marta, Manuela, Julia Alejandra, Maria Cristina, Felicita, Felipa Raquel, Maria Pablina, Rita Ramona, Margarita, Sully Mabel, Zunilda, Elisa Concepcion, Leticia, Maria Angelica, Marcia Arami, Cinthia Catalina, Ana Maria, Melissa Lujan
Translated from Spanish View original language description.