Celia's House Gives Homeless Mothers a Second Chance

About Celia's residence Celia's home is designed to address a number of issues related to teenage mothers and to provide a second opportunity for homeless mothers to succeed. The goal of Celia's House of Representatives is to give young mothers a solid route to long-term economic stability and to help young mothers become self-sufficient parents. Celia House is a non-institutional family oriented environment that provides young mothers with supportive relationships, counseling, educational incentives and supports long-term economic independence, child development, child rearing and life skills.

Born in a diverse working class community of Santos Suarez in Havana, Cuba on 21st October 1925, is the second child of the four children. Her father, Simón Cruz is a railway tanker, her mother, Catalina Alfonso is a housewife who takes care of a large family. Celia is the eldest son of 14 children - brothers and sisters and many cousins ​​- and she often has to take young people to bed to sleep. . Cruz who grew up in the diverse musical atmosphere of Cuba in the 1930s listened to many musicians who influenced his adult life such as Fernando Colazo, Abelado Barroso, Pablo Cedo etc. Arsenio Rodriguez. Her father disputed and she was a Catholic, but as a child, she learned songs from her neighbor's santoria

About Celia's residence Celia's home is designed to address a number of issues related to teenage mothers and to provide a second opportunity for homeless mothers to succeed. The goal of Celia's House of Representatives is to give young mothers a solid route to long-term economic stability and to help young mothers become self-sufficient parents. - Homeless is a spectacular experience for me. I have the opportunity to interact with a few people and my family. First, I did some interviews with them to help complete the survey; for the remainder of the time, I escort these people and they choose the items they need I helped. When I speak with each of them, I understand that the current situation of these people is the product of the current economic situation.