APACs mission is to improve quality of life of people with cerebral palsy and of their families. The organization serves 500 people daily, including babies, children, youths and adults at its facilities in Mexico City. Care provided at the organization has a biopsychosocial approach, and is divided into three spheres: formal education from kindergarten to high school; physical therapy, medical services and psychological care; and, alternative education, which includes independent living workshops, job training programs, and support for social inclusion. Founded in 1970 as a support group of mothers with children with cerebral palsy, APAC has always strived to provide support to those who ha... read more APACs mission is to improve quality of life of people with cerebral palsy and of their families. The organization serves 500 people daily, including babies, children, youths and adults at its facilities in Mexico City. Care provided at the organization has a biopsychosocial approach, and is divided into three spheres: formal education from kindergarten to high school; physical therapy, medical services and psychological care; and, alternative education, which includes independent living workshops, job training programs, and support for social inclusion. Founded in 1970 as a support group of mothers with children with cerebral palsy, APAC has always strived to provide support to those who have no easy access to health and educations services. It was then that the organization was legally consolidated in Mexico as a Private Assistance Institution. For almost five decades, APAC has served more than 23,000 beneficiaries in Mexico City alone.
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By Guadalupe Maldonado | General Director
During 2025, the early intervention project consolidated a comprehensive care model that improved the clinical and daily experience of families. Through inter-service coordination, clinical pathways,... Read the full report ›By Guadalupe Maldonado | General Director
This month we launched the 8th generation of the Diploma in Early Care, with which we provide training to health specialists for early childhood care with 35 professionals trained and in the process... Read the full report ›By Guadalupe Maldonado | General Director
The project has strengthened its abilities to evaluate and attend to the neurological needs of the children through a comprehensive and personalized approach. Currently, the program benefits... Read the full report ›
