FLOOD RECOVERY IN SAN LUIS POTOSI As a consequence of the intense rainfall and severe flooding recorded in October, several communities in Ciudad Valles and other municipalities of the Huasteca Potosina continue facing the effects of the emergency caused by rising river water levels in the region. To address this situation, at CADENA Mexico, with… Continue reading Mexico Activities, December 2025
WE RECEIVED THE 2025 STATE AWARD FOR CIVIL PROTECTION On November 12, the Government of the State of Mexico presented the 2025 State Award for Civil Protection, a distinction granted to individuals and organizations whose work strengthens prevention efforts and the protection of life and the environment in the state. CADENA received the award in… Continue reading Mexico Activities, November 2025
DELIVERY OF HYGIENE KITS IN NEZA During October, heavy rains caused severe flooding in Vicente Villada, Nezahualcoyotl, affecting homes, schools, and businesses. At CADENA, we provided hygiene kits to support families and improve their conditions in the face of this emergency. FLOOD RESPONSE IN VERACRUZ In October, intense rainfall caused significant flooding across… Continue reading Mexico Activities, October 2025
HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE TO FLOODS IN TLALTIZAPÁN After the floods registered on August 30, CADENA deployed its response team during the first days of September in Huatecalco, Santa Rosa and Temimilcingo, communities located in the municipality of Tlaltizapán de Zapata, Morelos. A total of 50 food kits, cleaning kits, warm clothing, and logistical support were delivered… Continue reading Mexico Activities, September 2025
CADENA IN ACTION: RESPONSE TO HEAVY RAINS In August, several communities in Mexico City, Queretaro, and Chihuahua were affected by heavy rains and flooding. At CADENA Mexico, we immediately activated our emergency response protocols: we provided tools to first responders to strengthen their efficacy, carried out a Damage Assessment and Needs Analysis (EDAN) in Queretaro… Continue reading Mexico Activities, August 2025
RECOVERY EFFORTS CONTINUE AFTER HURRICANE ERICK On July 4, we carried out a second humanitarian intervention in Pinotepa de Don Luis, Oaxaca, after the impact of Hurricane Erick.With the support of Fundación Coppel, Volaris, and SOCPINDA, we delivered 350 food packages, 1,000 bottles of electrolytes, 350 mosquito nets, and 350 hygiene kits. We also carried… Continue reading Mexico Activities, July 2025
RECOVERY EFFORTS CONTINUE AFTER HURRICANE ERICK On July 4th, we carried out a second humanitarian intervention in Pinotepa de Don Luis, Oaxaca, following the impact of Hurricane Erick.With the support of Fundación Coppel, Volaris, and SOCPINDA, we delivered 350 food packages, 1,000 bottles of electrolytes, 350 mosquito nets, and 350 hygiene kits. We also carried… Continue reading Mexico Activities, July 2025
On May 20, the National Final of CADENA Initiative, the educational program of CADENA, the humanitarian arm of the Jewish community, which promotes social innovation from the youth, took place. Throughout several months, high school students from different schools in the country participated in an educational process to design and present proposals that respond to… Continue reading CADENA initiative: social innovation and youth leadership with a cause
Axis: Rescue and Immediate Response Office: Mexico In the early morning of October 25, Hurricane Otis made landfall. One of the worst disasters we have experienced as a country and the first category V hurricane to hit the Mexican Pacific coast, causing damage to hundreds of thousands of people. From CADENA Mexico, we deployed… Continue reading First Response: Hurricane Otis
Axis: Rescue and Immediate Response Office: Mexico CADENA Mexico responded to one of the strongest disasters to hit our country: Hurricane Otis in Acapulco, Guerrero. After an outpost to attend to the needs of the affected population, we decided to deploy a series of humanitarian interventions between October and December. From October 29 to… Continue reading Espíritu Guerrero: Humanitarian Intervention Hurricane Otis
