Andrea’s Story
On one magical white Christmas, Andrea received the greatest gift. She found her home.
April 7, 2026
Vita Voices is a celebration of the lives of Vita Education Services’ vibrant community of students, teachers, tutors and staff. The stories are told through their own voices – a powerful insight into their dreams, struggles, and accomplishments. We’re reminded that we are more the same than different, with a common basic desire for love, connection, and hope.
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On one magical white Christmas, Andrea received the greatest gift. She found her home.
Ketan came to America seeking opportunity for himself and his family. He sees learning English as the first step in his journey. With Vita’s help,
Agnes and Trina discuss the empathy, understanding, and care they give their students coming from immigrant backgrounds themselves.
In 2009, Ricarda came to the United States from Guatemala. She and her family have many dreams for their lives, and with the help of
Tina is a first generation American and tutor at Vita Education Services. Her parents’ struggle as immigrants gives her empathy for her students’ experiences.
Moriba is a refugee from Guinea. He describes the process of coming to the United States to seek political asylum and his sacrifice of being
Hayk and his tutor, Barbara, discuss the struggles of adapting in a new country and the sacrifices you make for your family.
Mark walked away from a community corrections center. After turning himself in he had to serve time at the county jail. During that time he
All parents are apprehensive about parent-teacher conferences. For someone who does not speak English, the meeting is extra intimidating.
Cesar came to America 14 years ago from Brazil. Learning English was his top priority. With Vita’s support, he has achieved this and more.