Juana Claudia Coras De Auccapuclla's Group

In this Group:
Miluzka Iturral Palomino, Maximiliana Yucra Huallpa, Juana Claudia Coras De Auccapuclla

Miluska, Maximiliana and Juana belong to the community bank Desarrollo. Miluska and Maximiliana have been members for less than one year and Juana has belonged for three. Miluska is currently the president of her bank. In the community bank they have learned to how to treat their children, how to avoid domestic violence, responsibility, and punctuality, how to save, and how to work together.

Miluska is 27 years old and lives with her partner. By profession she is a teacher. Miluska sells beauty products from a catalogue and owns a car that her husband drives as a taxi.

Maximiliana is 40 years old. She is married and has five children. For the past four years Maximiliana has been buying bread from different bakeries and then selling it to stores. Previously, she sold vegetables from a cart, but changed in order to make more profit.

Juana is 57 years old. She is married and has nine children, four of whom still live with her. Juana is a native of the town of Huamanguilla, where she grows corn, and wheat. Along with other grains, which she buys, Juana sells her products from the market in Ayacucho. In addition, during certain seasons Juana sells candies and other sweets from a cart in the central square of Ayacucho.

Miluska, Maximiliana, and Juana need loans of 600, 400, and 1000 soles (3 soles = $1), which they will invest in buying, bread, flour, peas, wheat, and barley, as well as repairing their car. Each member of the community bank has an interest earning savings account and Miluska, Maximiliana and Juana plan to use their savings to build homes, or improve their businesses. They have many dreams such as improving their homes, finding a steady job, getting a masters degree, and that their children will be professionals.



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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