{"id":676,"date":"2026-10-28T05:54:32","date_gmt":"2026-10-28T05:54:32","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/shgmexiquito.org.mx\/?page_id=676"},"modified":"2026-10-28T05:54:32","modified_gmt":"2026-10-28T05:54:32","slug":"voluntariado-y-alianzas","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/shgmexiquito.org.mx\/index.php\/en\/voluntariado-y-alianzas\/","title":{"rendered":"Your skills can make a difference."},"content":{"rendered":"

Espa\u00f1ol<\/a><\/p>

English<\/a><\/p><\/div>

Time and talent<\/p>

Your skills
can make a difference.<\/h1>

Volunteers, students and institutions enrich everyday life at Casa Hogar Mexiquito.<\/p><\/div>

\"Outdoor<\/figure><\/div>

Share your time<\/h2>

At Casa Hogar Mexiquito, we know that generosity is measured not only in donations, but also in the time, talent and love our community shares through volunteering.<\/p>

Our volunteers are essential to helping us go beyond basic care. Their main purpose is to enrich the comprehensive development of each child and adolescent, providing positive role models and unique learning experiences.<\/p>

\"Graphic<\/figure>

Continued growth<\/h3>

Volunteering supports the expansion and improvement of our development programs, allowing the home to keep growing.<\/p>

Direct support<\/h3>

Hands and minds that contribute to teaching and daily care.<\/p>

Unity and values<\/h3>

Tangible examples of solidarity, service and empathy for our children.<\/p><\/div>

Student community service<\/h2>

Social service helps students become more aware and empathetic citizens by introducing them to complex social realities and encouraging them to become agents of change.<\/p>

It is more than an academic requirement for students: it is a strategic partnership that brings people, youthful energy and fresh perspectives to the work of Casa Hogar Mexiquito.<\/p>

If you are a student, teacher or administrator at a university or high school and would like to contribute your energy to this cause, please contact us. Together, we can continue building a future full of opportunities for the children of Casa Hogar Mexiquito.<\/p>

Homework help and academic support<\/h3>

Programs that support learning.<\/p>

Development workshops and play activities<\/h3>

Experiences that enrich comprehensive development.<\/p>

Values workshops<\/h3>

Activities that strengthen personal growth.<\/p>

Improvements and maintenance<\/h3>

Care for play and study areas.<\/p><\/div>

Partnerships that build<\/h2>

Businesses, foundations and communities can contribute resources, knowledge and continuity to our work. Together we can identify a way to get involved.<\/p><\/div>

Seven Ways to Help<\/h2>

Recurring Donor<\/h3>

Sustaining Hope<\/p>

A monthly contribution to help sustain the home.<\/p><\/div>

Equip a space<\/h3>

Dignified Spaces for Healing<\/p>

Funding for a specific maintenance or rehabilitation project.<\/p><\/div>

A full pantry<\/h3>

Nutrition for Growth<\/p>

An in-kind donation based on our list of basic monthly needs.<\/p><\/div>

Outings and shared experiences<\/h3>

Broadening Horizons<\/p>

Recreational, sporting or cultural activities outside the institution, subject to prior approval of a written proposal.<\/p><\/div>

Multidisciplinary team<\/h3>

Excellence in Education<\/p>

English, computer skills, painting or arts classes following a competency-based plan.<\/p><\/div>

Comprehensive sponsorship<\/h3>

Transform a Life<\/p>

Covering the full monthly cost of meeting the needs of a child or adolescent.<\/p><\/div>

Administrative support<\/h3>

Keeping Mexiquito Running<\/p>

A donation toward the administrative and operational support of the home.<\/p><\/div><\/div>

View the Original Programs<\/h3>

Espa\u00f1ol \u00b7 PDF<\/a><\/p>

English \u00b7 PDF<\/a><\/p><\/div>

The original Spanish program states MXN $2,000 and the English original MXN $1,000 for recurring donors. The figures in the original documents remain unchanged.<\/p>

Universities and high schools that contribute<\/h2>

The institutional document recognizes these educational communities for their participation in student community service and activities at the home.<\/p>

Universidad Tecnol\u00f3gica de San Miguel de Allende (UTSMA)<\/h3>

Educational community recognized in the institutional document.<\/p>

Universidad de Le\u00f3n (UDL)<\/h3>

Educational community recognized in the institutional document.<\/p>

Instituto Sanmiguelense<\/h3>

Educational community recognized in the institutional document.<\/p>

Instituto Mojica<\/h3>

Educational community recognized in the institutional document.<\/p>

Escuela Preparatoria El P\u00edpila<\/h3>

Educational community recognized in the institutional document.<\/p>

Centro de Estudios Tecnol\u00f3gicos en Aguas Continentales (CETAC 15)<\/h3>

Educational community recognized in the institutional document.<\/p>

Centro de Estudios Cient\u00edficos y Tecnol\u00f3gicos del Estado de Guanajuato (CECYTEG)<\/h3>

Educational community recognized in the institutional document.<\/p>

BLYTH Academy<\/h3>

Educational community recognized in the institutional document.<\/p>

Centro de Bachillerato Tecnol\u00f3gico Industrial y de Servicios No. 60 (CBTIS 60)<\/h3>

Educational community recognized in the institutional document.<\/p><\/div>

Let's talk<\/a><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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