La Vida has been supporting projects in Mexico since 2012
Mexico has a growing economy and social reforms are coming but at a slow pace. The country suffers with unfair trade and crime from drug-traffic and narco related activities. Poor human rights is found particularly in poor neighbourhoods and indigenous communities.
Projects in Mexico
Fondo Guadalupe Musalem
Fondo Guadalupe Musalem supports disadvantaged young women, mainly from rural, indigenous and Afro-Mexican communities in Oaxaca.
Mano Vuelta
An equitable life and rights for indigenous children, youth and women from Oaxaca
with a gender, intercultural and anti-racist perspective.
Pasitos de Luz – New Life Mexico
Providing 10 litres of powdered milk a day for 40 disabled children
Water Houses – New Life Mexico
The school water houses give children access to clean drinking water every day and they can also fill bottles to take home to their families.
Amistad – San Cristobal Primary School
Providing clean drinking water and healthy meals to primary school children.
The Clínica de Beneficencia Project
Treating over 8000 patients a year, the hospital offers medical services to those with no other access to medical care in its vicinity
Water House
The water fountain provides clean drinking water for over 450 children and their families.