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DIF Tamaulipas public service initiatives
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In late July 2026, the Sistema para el Desarrollo Integral de la Familia (DIF) in Tamaulipas, led by Dr. María de Villarreal, celebrated the graduation of 2,856 preschoolers across multiple community and daycare centers. These graduates included children from 157 Centros de Asistencia Infantil Comunitarios (CAIC), nine Centros de Cuidado Diario Infantil (CECUDI), and 29 Guarderías DIF. The program provided 125,774 food rations alongside medical care, nutrition, early-learning activities, psychological assistance, and recreation. In early August 2026, the agency expanded its accessibility services at the Centro de Rehabilitación y Educación Especial (CREE) in Ciudad Victoria. The center began offering the Credencial Nacional para Personas con Discapacidad (CRENAPED) and medical evaluations for disabled-person vehicle plates to facilitate mobility and access to national benefits. To commemorate the National Day of Older Persons on August 20, DIF Tamaulipas organized conferences at the Poliforum ‘Dr. Rodolfo Torre Cantú’. Managed by the Procuraduría de la Defensa de las Personas Adultas Mayores, the event featured presentations on legal security and self-esteem, such as ‘Dignity without age: self-esteem and rights of older persons’ by Alma Rosa Saldaña Bernal, alongside cognitive stimulation and musical performances. Bernal. By late August 2026, the institution highlighted its long-term educational impact as the CREE graduated its 2023-2026 class of 32 rehabilitation professionals. This group brings the total number of professionals trained by the institution over the last forty years to 462. General Director Patricia Eugenia Lara Ayala presided over the ceremony, noting the importance of specialized care for rehabilitation services. Additionally, DIF on August 27, Governor Américo Villarreal Anaya announced that Tamaulipas conducted has secured first place in Mexico for three consecutive years in surgical procedures supported by the second annual delivery of its Administración del Patrimonio de la Beneficencia Pública. During an event in Tampico, more than 2,600 health and mobility supports—including cochlear implant processors, hearing aids, and prostheses—were distributed across 43 municipalities. The ‘Lazos de Esperanza’ program, providing direct support program continues to provide hygiene supplies to 2,510 individuals with severe motor or neuromotor disabilities across 43 municipalities. disabilities.
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