During the last three months, our Daytime Children’s Comprehensive Care Center (CIDAI for its Spanish acronym) received 88 people under 18-year-old. They are divided into three groups: 18 in early childhood, 25 in preschool and 45 in primary school. After several months of work, around 50 girls have graduated from our Girls Club. The graduated

Vida Mujer Project: 99 women participated of the Copper T campaign of the Vida Mujer project, which promotes sexual and reproductive rights.

CEPIA now has three internal protocols in cases of: sexual abuse, violence and parental neglect. These instruments are of great importance for the protection and defense of the rights of our children and adolescents.

Maria, single mother of a child beneficiary of CIDAI “CEPIA has supported me in many ways and helped me taking care of my son”.