SEDIF invests 40 million pesos in Puebla community works

The State System for Integral Family Development (SEDIF) in Puebla is investing over 40 million pesos to strengthen social services across 154 municipalities. The investment, totaling 40,356,041 pesos, will fund 432 community work actions under the 2026 Community Work Program.

These resources are designated to benefit 43,296 people by improving infrastructure for food services, childcare, training, and rehabilitation. Specific allocations include 224 breakfast centers, 79 Community Child Assistance Centers (CAIC), 70 Training and Development Centers (CECADE), 34 day stays, and 25 Basic Rehabilitation Units equipped with multisensory cameras.

Ceci Arellano, President of the Board, stated that the projects address specific community needs, such as creating safe spaces for children, improving school nutrition, and expanding training opportunities for women and autonomy for people with disabilities.