‘I owe my happiness to CASM’
Justice was done in the life of a young Honduran migrant and his family.
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Learn about the life story of José Melgar, a young man from Ceiba who 10 years ago decided to leave the country in search of opportunities to support his family.
CASM, through the Returned Migrants Support Programme, provided him with seed capital to set up his business in San Pedro Sula.