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Explore our programmes in Mexico
Learn more about the Sisters of Mary charity programmes in Chalco and Guadalajara, Mexico. With the support of World Villages for Children donors, the Sisters of Mary are helping 3000 girls and 2000 boys receive an education, and learn the professional skills they will need upon graduation to obtain a job and support themselves as well as their families. Because every child deserves a bright future.
A short video on the work of the Sisters of Mary with the support of World Villages for Children
OUR VILLAGES
The Sisters of Mary programmes count 14 locations in seven countries, in the Philippines, South Korea, Mexico, Guatemala, Brazil, Honduras and Tanzania. Please select the village marker for information and updates about that project:
Adlas – Boystown 
Amarateca – Boystown 
Brasilia – Girlstown 
Busan Programmes 
Chalco – Girlstown - Guadalajara – Boystown
Guatemala City – Village for Boys - Guatemala City – Village for Girls
- Minglanilla – Boystown
- São Paulo Programmes
- Seoul Programmes
- Talisay – Girlstown
- Tegucigalpa – Girlstown
Tanzania - Girlstown - Biga – Girlstown
As a result of human intelligence, man today reaches up to the stars, taps the ocean depths, splits the atom, and penetrates the heretofore secret regions of the human psyche. He eradicates disease, prolongs human life, invents machines which think and machines which talks. All this is praiseworthy and cause for rejoicing, but when it comes to helping a fellow human being in a really meaningful way, man must admit that he is still a child. The overriding problem of our day is the problem of poverty. It is the problem of the rich nations and the ever-widening gap which lies between them and poor nations. " - Venerable Father Aloysius Schwartz
