A Better Future: quality education & companionship

During the period from August to October, the Movement for the Support of Abandoned Minors (MAMA A.C.) carried out various activities aimed at strengthening the educational, family, and community processes of our children, adolescents, and their families.

In August, MAMA A.C. held its annual market. This event allows families to obtain essential products at affordable prices using the foundation's internal currency (ESFUERZOS).

This activity had a special focus on back-to-school preparations, providing families with opportunities to purchase school supplies and other essential items for the start of the school year.

Likewise, the registration process for the various institutional programs was completed, allowing us to organize and plan the support that will be offered throughout the rest of the year.

In September, we formally began the new school year, supporting children and adolescents in their academic and emotional adjustment. This period was marked by constant coordination with mothers, fathers, and guardians to ensure that each participant had the necessary tools for a positive start.

In October, we continued using the Anton digital platform, a tool that has allowed us to reinforce learning and strengthen academic skills in a dynamic and accessible way. Its implementation has contributed to the individualized monitoring of each participant's progress.

These three months have represented a significant challenge for the team; however, each challenge motivates us to keep moving forward and to give our best. Our commitment remains firm to ensuring that every child and adolescent continues to grow and develop their full potential within a safe and supportive environment.

During the current quarter, various actions were carried out aimed at strengthening the comprehensive development of children and adolescents, as well as supporting their families. These activities reflect our ongoing commitment to quality educational, emotional, and community care.

Main actions carried out:

• Children's Day Celebration:

In April, we commemorated Children's Day under the slogan "Love for a day, love 365 days a year," highlighting the importance of continuous emotional support in the lives of children. The celebration included recreational and artistic activities and socializing that strengthened the sense of belonging and joy within the group.

• Recognition of mothers:

In May, we celebrated Mother's Day, recognizing the daily efforts and dedication of mothers who, with commitment, encourage their daughters' and sons' participation in the center's activities. This day allowed us to express our gratitude for their fundamental role in the beneficiaries' educational process.

• Specialized care:

As part of the comprehensive care approach, medical evaluations were provided in the area of orthopedics, aimed at identifying the beneficiaries' specific physical needs. Podiatric evaluations were also performed to ensure the health of the children's feet, especially in cases where discomfort or changes requiring attention were detected.

In the educational field, we continue to strengthen the use of the ANTO digital platform, with the goal of improving teaching processes and providing more personalized attention to our children and adolescents. This tool has been key in reinforcing content, monitoring academic progress, and maintaining a constant connection between beneficiaries and the teaching team.

These actions allow us to continue strengthening the "A Better Future" project, creating an environment that fosters the well-being, active participation, and comprehensive development of each child and adolescent served.