Isabel Ferrer Giner facts for kids

Isabel Ferrer Giner (born in 1736, died in 1794) was a kind and generous Spanish noblewoman. She came from a very wealthy family. Instead of getting married, she chose to use her large personal fortune to help others.

Isabel was a philanthropist, which means she loved to help people and gave away a lot of money to good causes. She started and supported many schools and hospitals in a region of Spain called Catalonia.

Helping Others Through Education

Isabel Ferrer Giner was especially known for creating a special school for girls. She believed that all girls, especially those from poor families, should have a chance to learn.

A School for Girls

At her school, girls learned important things like religion. They also learned a useful skill: sewing. Learning to sew helped these girls get a job and support themselves when they grew up. This was a big help for many families in her time.

Isabel's generosity made a real difference in the lives of many people in Catalonia. She used her wealth to improve education and healthcare, leaving a lasting impact.