Isa Escobio
Trust Associate
As a Miami native and first generation Cuban American, family plays a critical
role for Isa, shaping her identity. At an early age, Isa demonstrated
an inherent need to help others. Whether it was a family member who required
assistance completing chores, or a peer student struggling with a disability,
Isa was the first to volunteer. It was no surprise that Isa would go on
to receive training as an educator and specifically, worked with special
needs children. Her passion for helping others became her vocation.
After college, Isa co-owned and managed a tutoring center and educational
summer camp. Through this experience, Isa witnessed firsthand the needs
of children, the importance of family unity, and the support systems necessary
for children and families to succeed. Isa discovered that a child’s
education is just as important as the social and financial health of his/her
family unit.
FND shares her passion, and provides the tools and resources necessary
for realizing her goals, of advocating for children and families. Isa’s
patience and compassion shine through in both her personal life and professional career.