THE 10 MOST IMPORTANT CIVIL ASSOCIATIONS IN MEXICO - CULTURE VOCABULARY - 2025

There are many civil associations in Mexico dedicated to the care and protection of women, children, addicts, and people at risk of poverty. The most prominent associations are Mayama AC, Fundación Tuk, Paidi, Fundación para la Protección de la Niñez (IAP) and Colonia Juvenil.

The civil organizations Food for All, Semillas Fund, Action Center, Fraternal and Magical Hearts are also listed. These Mexican civil society associations are non-profit organizations dedicated to supporting the most vulnerable sectors of the country.

Civil associations are private organizations, with legal status and non-profit. They are made up of people who work for a social, cultural, educational, sporting or any other nature.

Its constitution depends on the legislation of each country. The civil societies of Mexico are financed with resources from donations or sponsors. The business name of this type of organization is accompanied by the acronym AC (Civil Association).

Civil associations active in Mexico

Mayama AC

Mayama is a civil association recognized by the United Nations (UN). This organization has among its main objectives the transformation of the lives of children and their families living in extreme poverty in Jalisco.

To do this, it develops the campaign "Let's transform together", through which it is raising funds to build a learning center. This campaign is sponsored by Sasha Sökol. Their motto is "Get the best of you."

Tuk Foundation

This civil association is based in Mexico City. There she develops two programs to assist terminally ill children and care for poor infants through a community center.

The mothers of the children who receive care are also trained through various workshops that help them learn a trade.

Paidi Foundation (Mexico Mission)

This non-profit organization is dedicated to providing emotional well-being to low-income and at-risk Mexican boys and girls.

Children identified as being in a situation of extreme vulnerability are cared for through institutional and parent training programs, who help them care for their children.

The foundation helps children with imprisoned mothers, migrants, without parental care, victims of rape or sexual abuse, and children in captivity.

Foundation for the Protection of Children, IAP

This foundation basically supports civil society organizations dedicated to improving the quality of life of girls and boys. Promotes and manages networks of donors and volunteers and contributes to community development.

His philanthropic work extends throughout society. It considers that to the extent that each person can develop and move forward, they can contribute to having a better country and world.

For this foundation, childhood is not only a phase of life, but also a "state of the heart" that allows helping children in vulnerable situations and social disadvantage.

Youth Colony

Promotion Social Integral, AC, operates under the name Colonia Juvenil. It is an educational and human training institution that identifies young people in poverty to contribute to their development.

Its work is based on the execution of educational, welfare, comprehensive training, family and social bonding, and labor bonding programs.

Food for all

This non-profit foundation receives and recovers food donated by the Central de Abasto of Mexico City. Donations from industries and supermarkets are given to vulnerable populations, such as children, the elderly, people with disabilities and marginalized communities.

It operates as a food bank that provides weekly nutritional packages to more than 30 thousand people. At the same time, it offers training to the population on changing eating habits.

Seed Background

This feminist organization is dedicated to improving the lives of Mexican women. For 25 years it has supported the development of some 800 projects.

Its motto is "Justice, equality, happiness and freedom for all women in Mexico." It develops four programs with specific objectives: body, work, identities and land.

These projects, worth 183 million pesos, have benefited several tens of thousands of young and adult women of different origins and sexual preferences.

Action Center

The civil association Centro Acción is a pioneer as an institution that helps people with problems of addiction to alcohol, tobacco and inhalants.

It was founded in 1985. Since then it offers emotional support to women in vulnerable situations. In addition, it offers job reintegration and self-employment programs through courses in baking, beauty and computers.

Centro Acción works hand in hand with companies, universities and other organizations that collaborate to extend their help to all of Mexico City.

Fraternal

This organization began to work as a chain of help between friends and family dedicated to meeting the needs of people living in extreme poverty.

But in 2015 it was established as a broader civil association to help more people and continue generating more support for philanthropic and altruistic causes.

Magic Hearts

This specialized program of the Fundación Vida Plena IAP, addresses problems related to child sexual abuse in the state of Querétaro. It is the only one in this field that exists in the Mexican shoal region.

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