Our Mission
Rebuild 52 International empowers immigrant families, system-involved youth, and opportunity youth to move from crisis to lasting stability through our 52-week, trauma-informed and faith-informed Family Stabilization Model™—restoring relationships, cultivating whole-person wellness, and advancing economic mobility and housing stability to create lasting generational change.
Our Vision
A society where underserved families and system-impacted youth overcome hardship, build generational prosperity, and thrive with dignity, hope, and purpose.
Meet The Team

Dr. Jose Alberto Quintanilla
Vice- President
Bringing a rare fusion of doctoral-level pastoral counseling and clinical psychology, Dr. Quintanilla aligns his 40-year legacy of healing families and youth directly with Rebuild 52’s mission of holistic, trauma-informed transformation.

Isela Ponciano
Founder/ Executive Secreatary
Isela Ponciano, Co-Founder of Rebuild 52 International and a Community Health Worker for the LA County Department of Mental Health (LACDMH), specializes in connecting families to vital mental health services and resources. She is recognized for building trust and providing culturally responsive care to dismantle mental health stigma in underserved and faith-based communities.

Juanito Gomez
CFO
Juanito Gomez possesses extensive cross-industry experience across the aerospace, military, commercial, banking, and insurance sectors. He brings this diverse, high-impact background to Rebuild 52, utilizing leadership and strategic insight to help strengthen individuals and build thriving communities.
Rebuild 52 International was born from lived experience, faith, and a commitment to build the pathway our family once needed.
As an immigrant family, we encountered many of the systemic barriers that continue to affect underserved communities, including limited access to education, stable housing, economic opportunity, culturally responsive services, and trauma-informed mental-health support. We learned that these challenges rarely occur in isolation. Trauma, relationship disruption, housing instability, financial hardship, language barriers, and unfamiliar systems are often deeply interconnected.
Families do not need more disconnected services. They need a trusted and continuous pathway toward healing, restoration, and lasting stability.
This realization led Christian and Isela Ponciano to establish Rebuild 52 International and develop the 52-week Family Stabilization Model™. Our trauma-informed, faith-informed, and culturally responsive framework restores couple and parent-child relationships, cultivates whole-person wellness, advances economic mobility and housing stability, and helps individuals rediscover their identity and purpose.
During our first two years, Rebuild 52 reached and supported 188 families through structured education, mentoring, support groups, and resource navigation. Participants have shared stories of stronger relationships, renewed hope, clearer goals, rediscovered purpose, and dreams reignited.
Today, Rebuild 52 serves as a trusted community bridge for immigrant families and system-impacted youth. We are more than a program. We are the pathway we once needed and the bridge we are honored to build for others.
Together, we are moving families from crisis to stability, from shame to dignity, and from surviving to thriving.
Our Story

Our Model
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Module 1: Relational Restoration & Reconciliation
We restore foundation blocks by strengthening couple dynamics and repairing parent-child relationships. Through structured guidance, families heal past conflicts and build safe, supportive home environments. -
Module 2: Whole-Person Wellness
We address trauma holistically by nurturing the mind, body, soul, and spirit. This module equips individuals with deep emotional coping tools, mental health resources, and resilient wellness practices. -
Module 3: Economic Empowerment & Housing Stability
We break generational poverty through practical pathways to entrepreneurship, job readiness, and financial literacy. Families gain the tools needed for secure housing acquisition and long-term economic mobility. -
Module 4: Faith-Informed Community Connection
We ground long-term success in supportive, faith-informed networks and peer mentoring. Families learn to navigate complex systems while building a permanent, loving community around them.

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