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Alan Grabinsky2019-11-13 12:39:282019-11-13 12:50:53The third mission to the Bahamas.
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Dirección Comunicación2019-11-07 13:31:242019-11-13 13:35:56CADENA volunteers visit the "Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe" soup-kitchen.
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Dirección Comunicación2019-11-05 13:04:282019-11-13 13:21:37The Miguel Hidalgo community, a global example of resiliency: UNDRR
International Volunteer Day
BulletinCADENA was born in a restaurant. A group of friends was eating out when, on television, they saw footage of Hurricane Stan. In Chiapas, a southern state in Mexico, several hills had collapsed and the lives of thousands of people were at risk. Rather than ignoring this information, they decided to act. Upon completting the […]
The third mission to the Bahamas.
MissionsCategory 5 Hurricane Dorian destroyed the Bahamas. Those affected were also the most vulnerable: Haitians, Dominicans and other illegal immigrants without travel papers; elderly people without the strength to start their lives again. In the first mission, CADENA delivered 418 solar lamps and performed psycho-social help. Benjamin Laniado, Secretary-General of CADENA, was the team leader: […]
The Miguel Hidalgo community, a global example of resiliency: UNDRR
NewsMommy Mizutori, Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General (SRSG) for Disaster Risk Reduction, and head of the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction, visited the community of Miguel Hidalgo, in the Mexican state of Chiapas. The town was hard hit by the 8.2-magnitude earthquake of September 7, 2017. Since then, CADENA has adopted […]
Mission to Mexico’s Sierra Tarahumara
MissionsA day before departing for the humanitarian mission, Salomon Shabot was feeling sick. Despite having high temperature and acute symptoms of malaise, the college student felt compelled to go. He met the group of twenty volunteers—including a pediatrician, a dentist, a general practitioner, a gynecologist—who left Mexico City for the northern state of Chihuahua on […]
Giving Tuesday
BulletinFuego Volcano Eruption in Guatemala: First Response Mission
AnnouncementsJune 4, 2018: In response to the eruption of the Fuego Volcano in Guatemala, we are sending our immediate response team to evaluate the situation and asses the damages. Our team is composed of doctors, crisis-intervention psychologists, rescuers, and damage-evaluation experts. We will be assembling a larger group to help people in critical conditions this week. […]
A Humanitarian Aid Mission in Chiapas With CADENA
BulletinYehuda Bar Shalom, Dean of the Hebraic University in Mexico City, reflects on a recent visit to Chiapas with CADENA: On the second day in Mexico, almost two years ago, serving as Rector and President of the Hebraica University in Mexico City, Daniel Fainstein, our Dean of Judaic studies, approached me and told me about […]
Leading the Way in Kindness
BulletinHUGO’S GREENHOOD Seeing the unseen ‘#See the unseen’ is the catchphrase of Hugo’s Greenhood, and it’s the perfect t. Hugo Paluch, who was the brainchild of the project and in whose memory itcontinues after he passed away at the age of 14 last year, “always noticed the little things”, says his mother Nicole. He had […]
CADENA Revisits Arauca on July 24th
MissionsCADENA International has joined forces with Save the Children Colombia in an effort to revisit the Colombian-Venezuelan border in the city of Arauca to help thousands of Venezuelan migrants living in deteriorating conditions. The crisis in Venezuela has led hundreds of thousands of children, young adults, families, and the elderly to flee the country in hopes […]
Arauca, Colombia
MissionsCADENA team of volunteers, doctors, and psychologists visited Arauca, Colombia to help Venezuelan migrants living in critical conditions on the Colombian Border. With the incredible support of our donors, we were able to provide local Venezuelan communities with emotional support, water filters, and solar lamps to more than 2000 families. Partnering with Save the Children Colombia, […]