Since 1998, Colombian business administrator Claudia Ibarbo-Gloyne created a group of volunteers with some relatives, friends and schoolmates, to support the social work of the Congregation of nuns Hijas de los Sagrados Corazones, which holds three boarding schools and a community school of vulnerable children of poor and dysfunctional families in Agua de Dios in Cundinamarca, Colombia, a region hit by the scourge of leprosy in the past and which today faces the need to overcome a culture of violence, abandonment and poverty.