Can you spare a few min. to give some input on an idea?

If I told you there was someone in Panama who was: 1. Extraordinarily trustworthy 2. Had excellent English skills & is educated 3. Has PERSONAL experience and knowledge of the Orphanages in Panama. Who would be willing to: 1. Provide "personal guide" services to prospective adoptive families... 2. Run errands, transport documents, and help with telephone communication... 3. Help adoptive families arrange to go to parks, zoos, and other recreational activities on their "down" time (when they're not in court, etc)..... 4. Help adoptive families make restaurant arrangements, call a taxi when needed, etc.... 5. Be there for the adoptive couples in whatever way needed to help make them more comfortable in Panama...... 6. Perhaps provide babysitting services... ... for a small fee (suggestions?)...... Would you --- HONESTLY --- see a need for this sort of service? Would you use it??? We have a VERY special young lady that we support (emotionally, and sometimes financially) and stay in constant contact with in Panama who has just lost her job due to an asthma attack that left her in the hospital and out of work for a week (jobs are scarce there... miss one day, and they'll fire you). I am encouraging her to start her own guide service... and was wondering if it might be a silly idea....... I don't want to suggest something to her, only for it to be something that doesn't fulfill a need. I thought that this biz idea might provide a small "on the side" income for her while she waits to finish college and move on to a permanent career. Your suggestions would be so welcome...... also... if you thought this was a good idea... what would be a suggestion I could make to our friend as far as a fee goes? It would have to be very humble knowing how much $$$ is already being put into your travel costs, and the adoption fees. This young woman is very special to us - she babysat our daughter (and son), and watched out for her PERSONALLY at the orphanage (long story). I never hesitated to put my children in her care. She lived with an American family as a teen (adoption failed because she turned 16 before the process could begin)... attended a private, Catholic, all girls school in Panama City... attends church at an American-based Missionary Church, and is a born-again Christian. We miss her... and worry about her... and don't want to point her in the wrong direction. Thanks for your input.... ~Kim P.