By Monica Sanchez | CEO
The Club de Niños y Niñas de Nuevo León (CNYNL) is dedicated to fostering the comprehensive development of children and youth at risk of homelessness, reinforcing their well-being through the promotion of skills, values, and attitudes. The main objective is to mitigate the risks of homelessness and school dropout by providing opportunities for academic, sports, and artistic engagement, while simultaneously training agents of social transformation. This mission aligns with Article 3 of the Mexican Constitution, advocating for an education grounded in human rights, equality, a culture of peace, and essential values such as honesty and justice.
Mental health is recognized as a critical factor for community well-being, and in this context, CNYNL developed the Protocol for Action in Psychosocial Assessment and Care. This protocol is designed to support the early detection, intervention, and follow-up of cases, significantly bolstering efforts to prevent violence and ensure the protection of vulnerable children and adolescents. Furthermore, it has strengthened collaboration with various institutions, promoting a holistic, human rights-based approach to risk situations and ensuring timely and effective responses.
CNYNL is also committed to promoting gender equality, inclusion, and non-discrimination, in accordance with the General Education Law of Mexico. The club views education as a key driver of social transformation, continually monitoring and evaluating its programs to ensure their effectiveness. The Protocol for Psychosocial Action is a vital tool in this effort, facilitating the identification and support of at-risk children and adolescents through a coordinated, human rights-focused approach.
The action protocol is centered around psychosocial assessment and care with a child-focused perspective. It outlines a strategic course of action for the prevention, detection, reporting, intervention, and follow-up of risk situations and cases of violence, all aimed at promoting the mental well-being of CNYNL members. The protocol adheres to the guidelines of the club's Care Model and is grounded in the principles of the Declaration of the Rights of the Child, including 1.- Equality, without distinction of race, religion, or nationality. 2.- Special protection to grow physically, mentally, and socially healthy and free. 3.- Adequate food and care. 4.- Access to fun and play. 5.- Understanding and love from families and society. 6.- Priority attention and help in case of danger. 7.- Access to education that promotes solidarity, friendship, and justice.
Key results from the previous operational cycle include:
These outcomes demonstrate the positive impact of investments in the children of Nuevo León. Continued support is essential for ensuring the sustainability and expansion of these programs, ultimately helping more children and adolescents achieve their full potential.
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By Monica Sanchez | CEO
By Monica Sanchez | CEO
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