CADENA Mexico
The operational and executive central office of CADENA.
Mexico is a strategic region due to its location between North and South America. In the same way, it is an excellent contact port thanks to its access to the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
Here, not only are the various local and global programs coordinated, but Mexico is a region where CADENA is perpetually on missions, thanks to the support of the Jewish Community of Mexico and the Civil Society.
Mexico
Hand-In-Hand Missions
We carry out missions to gather needs in the first 72 hours after a disaster; subsequently, we turn to deliver supplies, and grant medical and psychological consultations to the affected populations.
Social Transformation
We approach teens from high school and onwards with different informal education programs that encourage them to become activists and agents of change and help to sow the seed of humanitarian action.
Reconstruction
Because a shelter is not a home, we rebuild houses, community centers and schools in communities devastated by a disaster.
In addition, we develop programs to economically empower people and communities, through fair trade practices.
Prevention
We generate projects that focus on improving the preventive capacity and resilience of communities, so that the impact on the disaster is less.
Livelihoods
Our Go Team is prepared to act in the first 72 hours after a disaster.
Master’s Degree
We professionalize humanitarian work by developing an educational program in our Master’s in Leadership for International Humanitarian Action.
– Talmud, Jewish Knowledge Compendium