“When I first joined the community in 2009, I was talking to the other residents. They said that they are still poor. Personally, I no longer consider myself poor because I was given a house and my dignity was restored. If you think you are poor, you will be poor until you die.”
-Jay Miraflores, KB President |
Journey Out of Poverty
“Before, the residents were in trouble with the police on a daily basis. Now, fighting, cutting someone, causing riots and anything else that is illegal, such as drugs, are no longer part of their daily routine. You will not even find a single complaint against the residents.”
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“When they first became a part of GK, they were too shy to receive guests. They think that people do not think highly of them… when they say that people now perceive them differently, it is a sign that they are doing better. They are OK with socializing with any guest.”
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