Our partners

One of the greatest strengths as an institution of higher education is the alliances, we have achieved with civil society organizations that work in different ways to offer services to the communities. The relationship that has united us with them focuses on the constant concern to help people by training our students in the values of meaning and human flourishing. This previous joint work allows us to support each other to offer care to boys and girls in 6 areas of the country. Two in the northern part, two in the center and two in the south of the Mexican Republic.

Sonora

Fundación Borquez Schwarzbeck. A. C

We are a family-based Civil Association founded in 2006 with the purpose of supporting the development of rural communities in the State of Sonora in order to provide essential tools for the creation of a better future.

Tamaulipas

Oratorio Salesiano Juan Bosco Nuevo Laredo

We are a religious congregation present in 134 countries, founded by Saint John Bosco in 1859, dedicated to educating youth to be good Christians and honest citizens.

We promote the comprehensive education of children, adolescents, young people and their families with preferential attention to the most vulnerable, following the method of the Salesian Preventive System so that the recipients are agents of their own growth and supportive protagonists of social, cultural, economic and cultural development. spirituality of the population of Nuevo Laredo.

https://www.facebook.com/salesianosnld/

Querétaro

NEEDED: Instituto de Ayuda Humanitaria

The Humanitarian Aid Institute, A.C. "NEEDED", was born from the ideal and desire of a group of people who are consolidated in the same purpose: Help the most needy human beings in our world.

Needed has been working in Mexico for more than 20 years to counteract the severe mistreatment of minors, which includes: neglect of care, physical violence and sexual abuse.

Mission

Provide comprehensive specialized care to abused minors, facilitating their personal development and their integration into the family and society.

https://www.needed.org.mx/

Senderos I.A.P.

Our mission is to shelter minors in vulnerable situations

We offer a long-term life project, providing the necessary means and resources for the existence of healthy growth and development.

The Casa Hogar presents an exemplary model of family

We believe that the best place for girls to grow up and develop healthily is in a home next to a surrogate mother.

https://senderosiap.org

Oaxaca

Colectivo Mujeres Chatinas Previniendo la Violencia

The project "Chatinas Women preventing gender violence" as a regional initiative for the identification and interpretation of gender violence in indigenous women from the communities of San Juan Quiahije, San Marco Zacatepec, Santiago Yaitepec, San Miguel Panixtlahuaca, Santa Cruz Tepenixtlahuaca and Santa María Temaxcaltepec, was favorable by allowing the generation of spaces for dialogue between women and their generations to speak from them and their perspectives, the own interpretation of gender violence, beyond conceptualization and theory, but from the dialogue sticks with their own bodies, territories and the very life that surrounds them and the childhoods that concern us.

https://www.culturalsurvival.org/es/publications/cultural-survival-quarterly/equilibrando-la-maternidad-y-el-servicio-maricel-zurita

Chiapas

CIIS: Centro Internacional para la Innovación Social

The CIIS is concretized as a world-class Center, with an interdisciplinary team that will contribute to the generation of an ecosystem of social innovation, for research, generation and validation of innovative solutions to this problem.

Each of our partners already has extensive experience in their communities offering a series of services to children, adolescents in general, but has not developed defined strategies for early childhood, however, their experience and knowledge of their environment will allow us to enrich its offer and, on the other hand, comply with national and international strategies in this regard, becoming an alternative based on consolidated experience in a new strategy.

Therefore, one would speak of a disruptive innovation for the partners and for the communities they serve, counting on the knowledge of the academics who will support the programs and will follow up the intervention derived from them for 4 years and transferring the knowledge that the procedures and resources derived from the project are accumulated.