There are more than more than 882,000 child laborers in Mexico between the ages of 5 and 13
Indigenous migrant laborers travel across Mexico and live for months at a time in deplorable makeshift camps, without beds, sometimes without functioning toilets or even a reliable water supply, they lack even the most basic necessities.
These families are generational field workers, most don’t speak Spanish, read or write.
In hopes of breaking the cycle of poverty these families are caught up in we offer:
- educational programs
- food and meal support
- medical assistance
With Your Help, We Can Continue To Make A Difference!
LA Times article about migrant workers: http://graphics.latimes.com/product-of-mexico-children/
