
As part of the ongoing relationship with the Fundación del Centro Histórico de la Ciudad de México A.C. (FCHCDM), the valedores accessed a set of free medical services for the care and monitoring of their health. In a special module installed at Deportivo José María Morelos y Pavón, they were given vision and hearing tests and, those who needed it, received glasses and hearing aids free of charge.
In addition, they had routine check-ups to find out their blood pressure and glucose level.
We greatly appreciate the Fundación del Centro Histórico for the support and the staff for the attention that the supporters received. Learn about the work of the foundation at www.fundacioncentrohistorico.com.mx and follow them on Instagram and Facebook.

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On Friday, June 26, the Mi Valedor team took part as a guest at FEZME, a vibrant fanzine fair held at La Esmeralda School of Arts, located within Mexico’s National Center for the Arts (CENART). The festival brought together a wide range of independent projects, students, and artists to share their work and creative practices. It provided an ideal space for exchanging ideas, engaging with community-based art, and celebrating the free expression of the participating collectives.
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