Project Work in Puebla, Mexico

A range of services for people with, or affected by learning disability

All our programmes are based in Puebla State, Mexico

All our programmes are based in Puebla State, Mexico. The residential project is located near the town of Atlixco.

Mexico Child Link has set up a Carpentry workshop for children with learning disability & disadvantaged children from the local community

Carpentry training workshop for children with learning disability & disadvantaged children from the local community.

The children learn to look after sheep and goats on the farm

Mexico project work - developing a range of services

The original idea behind Mexico Child Link was to set up a project for abandoned and orphan children with learning disabilities, in Puebla, Mexico. This was achieved in 1995 when a residential project was opened in Tenextepec, Atlixco. The project has now evolved into a range of services for people with or affected by the issue of learning disability, in partnership with local NGOs and Mexican Government agencies.

Mexico Child Link works in partnership with Fundación Trébol de Puebla AC, a Mexican non profit NGO which we have helped to fund and develop. We currently fund a staff group of 12 who look after the children and carry out a range of programmes.

Mexican project work currently includes:

Carpentry workshop for children and young people with learning disability
Staff training programme in institutions where there is a population of children with learning disability
Advice & information centre in Puebla on the theme of learning disability

Mexico Child Link provides an option for children with learning disabilities The original project provided a home for children like Lucero & Oscar.

Recent photos of the children in Mexico.

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