Our Clients

Betsaida

Betsaida

Client Stories
One day, when Betsaida was in detention, the other women crowned her queen. “They put a sash on me and...
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Nadia

Nadia

Client Stories
In a coffee shop just north of the U.S.-Mexico border, Nadia, a new Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR), a recent high...
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Sergio

Sergio

Client Stories
When Sergio was in immigration detention, he feared he would never see his wife and daughter again. Sergio had a...
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Gabriela

Gabriela

Client Stories
“Even I couldn’t believe it when the judge told me I’d won,” Gabriela tells me over the phone. Gabriela is...
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Imelda

Imelda

Client Stories
As a lesbian growing up in the mountains of El Salvador, Imelda faced constant discrimination and violence. She was bullied...
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Elbia

Elbia

Client Stories
*Content Warning At the age of 14, Elbia was first approached by a 15 year old boy who asked her...
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Cecilio

Cecilio

Client Stories
Cecilio grew up in San Sebastián, Guatemala. Throughout his childhood, he endured constant physical and psychological abuse at the hands...
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Xochitl

Xochitl

Client Stories
 In Mexico, Xochitl* endured deeply traumatic experiences, surviving harm and abuse from cartel members. When she bravely reported the assaults...
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Alfonso

Alfonso

Client Stories
Alfonso, like many Florence Project clients, was separated from his mother by thousands of miles, multiple borders, and many years....
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Daniel

Daniel

Client Stories
In Honduras, Daniel suffered serious domestic violence at the hands of his stepfather, who would lock him out of the house for nights at a time when he was as young as five years old.
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Liliana

Liliana

Client Stories
After suffering nearly fifteen years of physical and psychological abuse from her husband in Bolivia, Liliana separated from him. In the years that followed she struggled to make ends meet and support her children.
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Eduard

Eduard

Client Stories
Eduard endured a turbulent childhood in Guatemala. When he was a baby, both his parents abandoned him to live with his grandparents. Around the age of eight, he went to live with his mother and stepfather.
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