The move on August 13 from Miacatlán to Casa Buen Señor marked a turning point for NPH Mexico. A change of this magnitude naturally raises many questions. Below, we answer some of the most frequently asked questions about this process: why the change took place, how...
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A New Chapter for NPH Mexico: Why 67 Children and Young People Are Moving to Cuernavaca
On 13 August, 67 children and young people will leave Hacienda San Salvador in Miacatlán and begin a new chapter at Casa Buen Señor in Cuernavaca. For almost 50 years, Miacatlán has been at the heart of NPH Mexico, providing generations of children and young people...
Julio Cesar Velasquez’s Life Story: A Successful Older Brother
New opportunities My name is Julio Cesar Velasquez and I was born May 9th, 2003. My siblings and I arrived to NPH Mexico’s San Salvador house in Miacatlán, Morelos, Mexico in May of 2011, when I was 8 years old. I’m 23 years old and come from Mexico City. I currently...
Celebrating Christmas at NPH Mexico
A Special Season NPH Mexico embraces the Christmas season with a rich tapestry of traditions and heartfelt celebrations that bring joy to children and families alike. The festivities begin with Las Posadas on December 16, an event that recreates the journey of St....
From Child to Leader: Rafa’s 50-Year Journey with NPH
Rafael Bermudez arrived at NPH in 1974, at just five years old, accompanied by his five siblings. Today, after 20 years as the Director of NPH Mexico, his story is a testament to love, growth, and dedication to the cause that raised him. Before joining the NPH family,...
Christmas Wishes from NPH International
As the festive season of Christmas approaches, my heart is filled with fond memories of the beautiful traditions that defined the holiday season during my time at NPH Mexico. Christmas at NPH was not merely a day of celebration; it was a series of joyous moments that...
Holy Friday 2022
Lent reminds us of the 40 days Jesus passed in the desert, suffering great deprivations, which the devil attempts to use to separate Jesus from God. Likewise, Lent is a time for us to contemplate what separates us from God. In Christianity, we use the word “sin” to...
NPH Mexico: Review of 2021
Dear friends, This year we received 33 children from different states of Mexico. 70% of them came to us from conditions of extreme poverty, mainly from indigenous communities where they did not have the opportunity to go to school. I am proud to see how they have...
Hortencia: I Dream of Being an Architect
From a young age, Hortencia had always enjoyed studying. Entering NPH Mexico gave her the platform she needed to progress in her education. She performed well at school and she endeared herself to her classmates and teachers. Her dream is to have a career, get ahead...
Physiotherapist Volunteer: An Unforgettable Experience at NPH Mexico
To help make this dream come true I chose to give back to the world and society that have given me so much. I chose to collaborate with an NGO (nongovernmental organization) and dedicate my time, effort, and knowledge to supporting those who have not had the luck or...