Mexico: Various social welfare and health initiatives launched

Multiple social and health initiatives have been announced across several Mexican states. In Mexico City, the HOPE project has opened its first physical location in the Miguel Hidalgo borough, offering accessible mental health services, including individual and family therapy, at a cost of approximately 100 pesos per session.

In Sonora, Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño launched a vaccination campaign against influenza, COVID-19, and pneumococcus, with an investment of over 87 million pesos to protect vulnerable populations. Additionally, Patricia Ruibal Zaragoza presented a five-year report on her work with DIF Hermosillo, highlighting programs such as school breakfasts and support for senior citizens.

In Sinaloa, Catalina Esparza Navarrete was sworn in as the Honorary President of the DIF Sinaloa Patronage, focusing on addressing the needs of children, youth, and the elderly. Meanwhile, in Baja California, legislator Michel Sánchez proposed allocating resources in the 2027 budget to support the State Care Model, aimed at assisting caregivers of people with disabilities and the elderly.