“Leadership, to me, is not about holding power for power’s sake,” Leticia
Ocampos shared with conviction. “It’s about creating spaces where people, especially the most vulnerable, can thrive.
These words resonate deeply with those who have seen the transformative impact of Paraguay’s First Lady. For Ocampos, leadership is not just about policy but about people—their stories, struggles, and triumphs. Her work is a testament to the power of empathy and action to create lasting change.
Leading Asunción’s 500th-anniversary restoration, Ocampos is rebuilding spaces that unite communities and inspire national pride.
Ocampos turned a seized crime property into a Center for Child Protection, offering shelter and healing for survivors like Ana, a 12-year-old abuse survivor.
Artisans like Celsa Rojas now thrive thanks to the National Route of Craftsmanship, connecting women with markets and preserving Paraguay’s cultural heritage.
Through the Mentoring Program for Women Leaders, young professionals like Ximena Chaparro gain confidence and skills to drive change.
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Ocampos’ advocacy for children was sparked by a powerful encounter with María, a mother struggling to care for her malnourished baby in a rural village. Moved by María’s resilience, Ocampos launched the Seeds of the Future program, which has since provided thousands of children with healthcare, education, and nutrition. “We are not just investing in children,” she affirms.
“We are not just investing in children,” she affirms. “We are investing in the future of Paraguay.”
Leticia Ocampos’ leadership as Paraguay’s First Lady demonstrates how empathy drives real change. Combining her architectural expertise with a passion for social justice, she champions initiatives for children, women, and cultural preservation—each rooted in personal connection and transformative impact.
By amplifying the voiceless, mentoring women like Celsa and Ximena, and offering hope to children like Ana, she embodies her belief: “Leadership is about creating opportunities and inspiring belief in a future for all.”
Beyond accolades, Ocampos measures success by lives uplifted and communities strengthened. Her work isn’t just about designing spaces—it’s about building a future of equality and empowerment for Paraguay.
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A Testament to Leadership That Transcends Borders