Blurred Borders - International Community Foundation
Blurred Borders - International Community Foundation
Blurred Borders - International Community Foundation
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Patronato<br />
Escuela para<br />
Padres de Baja<br />
California, A.C.<br />
Tall Pro Dis,<br />
A.C.<br />
Escuela<br />
Esperanza, A.C.<br />
Proyecto<br />
Salesiano de<br />
Tijuana, A.C.<br />
(PROSALTIJ)<br />
Blvd. Agua Caliente 10556-<br />
7F<br />
Phone 664-686-2274<br />
Fax 664-686-2274<br />
Director Of Operations:<br />
Felipe de Jesús Garza Ibarra<br />
pepbc@telnor.net<br />
Francisco I. Madero 39 Col.<br />
Chilpancingo<br />
Phone 664-680-6672<br />
Fax 664-680-6511<br />
Director Of Operations:<br />
María de Los Angeles<br />
Buenrostro Díaz<br />
Ave. Dirección de Trabajo<br />
#15700 Col. La Esperanza<br />
Tijuana, B.C.<br />
Phone 664-626-4698<br />
Fax 664-626-4698<br />
Director Of Operations:<br />
Cristina Brady<br />
americas@mail.tij.cetys.mx<br />
Av. Madero #893 Zona<br />
Centro C.P. 22000 Tijuana,<br />
B.C.<br />
Phone 664-685-1670, 664-<br />
685-1678<br />
Fax 664-685-4073<br />
Director Of Operations:<br />
Padre Salvador Romo<br />
prosaltij@telnor.net<br />
B-7<br />
Founded to address the social deterioration<br />
its members saw throughout the state’s<br />
urban centers, reflected in increased<br />
violence, criminal behavior, drug and alcohol<br />
addiction, school drop out rate and illiteracy.<br />
Patronato Escuela para Padres attributes<br />
part of the problem to the great number of<br />
migrants to the area without adequate<br />
socioeconomic resources. The organization<br />
is committed to improving the situation<br />
through human and social development<br />
courses offered to parents and the<br />
community.<br />
Taller Pro-Discapacitados (Workshop for<br />
the Disabled). The organization was recently<br />
established to provide disabled people, often<br />
those with mental deficiencies such as<br />
Down’s Syndrome, with labor skills giving<br />
them the opportunity to be more selfsufficient.<br />
Founded by the parents, it is their<br />
hope to teach their children some skills that<br />
will instill in them a sense of self-sufficiency<br />
and enable them to be productive members<br />
of society. Currently 12 people participate in<br />
the program ranging in age from 16 to 36.<br />
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