Gloria Castrillon Biography
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My name is Gloria Ibelice Restrepo Castrillón. I was born in the city of Manizales, the capital of the department of Caldas in Colombia South America. I have had the vocation of service from an early age. The University of Caldas formed me as a professional in Family Development. Later I become to be a specialist in Social Management. I was an active member of the Junior Chamber of Colombia, Chapter of Manizales, where I acquired leadership knowledge. I fell in love with the philosophy of its creed, and this turned out to be a part of my daily life actions. I have lead and develop projects with different entities in Colombia, focusing on training, organization, and community participation. My leadership allowed me to obtain achievements in community areas with a positive impact on social development.
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I had the opportunity to participate in projects with children, adolescents, young people, women heads of households, and vulnerable families whose focus has been family and community human development articulated with national and municipal development plans. I have experience in working with a diverse population, especially those with functional diversity. Through the Foundation Teletón de Manizales Colombia, I carried out programs and projects aimed at families and communities such as:
1. Caring for caregivers whose objective aimed at enhancing the abilities and skills of caregivers of people with functional diversity, thus contributing to the re-significance of their life project.
2. Community-based rehabilitation. I provided training to families and caregivers with functional diversity in activities and practical tools to contribute to their habilitation and rehabilitation processes.
I consider myself as a stable, loyal, persistent, and innovative person with the leadership and analysis capacity, practical sense, and skills to transmit and share knowledge. I believe that teamwork is the basis for achieving positive results, which makes it possible to achieve individual goals and business objectives.
1. Caring for caregivers whose objective aimed at enhancing the abilities and skills of caregivers of people with functional diversity, thus contributing to the re-significance of their life project.
2. Community-based rehabilitation. I provided training to families and caregivers with functional diversity in activities and practical tools to contribute to their habilitation and rehabilitation processes.
I consider myself as a stable, loyal, persistent, and innovative person with the leadership and analysis capacity, practical sense, and skills to transmit and share knowledge. I believe that teamwork is the basis for achieving positive results, which makes it possible to achieve individual goals and business objectives.
- Junior Chamber creed.
- That faith in God gives meaning and purpose to human life.
- That the brotherhood of man transcends the sovereignty of nations.
- That economic justice can best be won by free men through free enterprise.
- That government should be of laws rather than of men.
- That earth's great treasure lies in human personality.
- And that service to humanity is the best work of life.