Mexico projects – Centro CIDES and El Caracol: UNESCO SHS

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Mexico projects – Centro CIDES and El Caracol

Various other projects in Mexico are working to help children on the streets.

Projects 10 of 10

Founded in 1995, a centre for social development called Centro CIDES works with the indigenous Otomis population who live in conditions of extreme poverty. Schooling, workshops for family therapy, sporting and recreational activities are provided within the framework of this project.

El Caracol This NGO works essentially in the field of communication and awareness-raising with and around street children. It produces comics, and is in charge of a community radio dealing with drugs, AIDS, and health.


Start Date	01-01-2007
End Date	01-01-2007

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