Do you want to sponsor a child?

To continue our work, we want to involve many people in this project,
through sponsors for the children!

• There are 25 children that attend daily
  
• The majority of the mothers are single or abandoned , who work washing clothes or doing domestic work for other families
  
• The hours are from 7:00 to 4:00, and includes meals
  
• There is an integrated educational program that fortifies the capacities of the children and their parents

SYJAC invites you to sponsor a child. Your contribution of $400 pesos ($40 USD) a month helps provide nutritious food, medical attention, clothing, education - or what is most needed.

What is sponsorship?

Through sponsorship, you have the opportunity to comunícate with a needy child.The children that attend SYJAC suffer malnutrition, inadequate medical attention, rustic housing and have very little opportunity to receive a good educación.

Sponsorship makes a real difference in their lives and in the lives of the sponsor. Through sponsorship we learn more about the culture of each person. We come to realize their needs, but we also see the gifts they have to offer. The principal gift that they offer us is a living faith, which shines when living in poverty.

Lets make a happy world for all!

HOW TO DO IT?

SPONSOR A CHILD FROM CHIAPAS!

We attend single or abandonded mothers of the displaced indigenous population; your contribution helps us support those who are already part of the program, or better yet, extend our service.

We need your help to cover the costs of meals, as well as the maternal and medical care necessary so that our children have better development and the opportunity improve their quality of life.

In SYJAC, we need you to be able to continue our labor helping those who need it the most and only for $40 US Dollars a month!

<<From one child may emerge a giant of Creation>>

"Blessed are those who have compassion for others,
for God will have compassion for them"
St. Mathew (5:7)

If you wish to help, please contact us.

Maternal-Infant Education Center: Ch’ulme’il