Empower Highly Outcast Children and Their Families

The eighth generation of the Mayama Model, comprising 80 girls and boys, is currently completing its second year of training in the Transformation phase at the Mayama Center. During this stage, children actively participate in the Mi Desarrollo program, fully benefiting from the Center’s educational, psychosocial, and developmental resources.

In parallel, 51 families from this eighth generation are also supported through the Family Program, which focuses on strengthening caregivers’ skills and improving family care practices. This component reinforces children’s progress by promoting healthier, more supportive home environments.

At the same time, the Mayama educational team has initiated the selection process for new beneficiaries. The ninth generation, scheduled to begin in 2026, is expected to include approximately 100 additional girls and boys, further expanding the reach and long-term impact of the Mayama Model.

On September 26, 2025, we celebrated at the New Mayama Center the graduation of 26 girls and boys who successfully completed their process within our comprehensive care model. This seventh generation stands as a true example of effort, learning, and transformation.

During the pandemic, Mayama adapted its sessions to an online format, ensuring continuous support and promoting healthy habits, hygiene, and family well-being. Throughout their journey, each participant strengthened their emotional, cognitive, and communication skills, developing the tools to make responsible decisions and build a hopeful future.

This generation also experienced the transition to the new Mayama Center, a symbol of growth and opportunity for our entire community.

Thanks to your support, we continue to show that our model transforms lives and builds stronger, more united communities