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Mexican Charities of Electra Anderson

Casa Hogar of Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico



The entrance to Casa Hogar.



Casa Hogar

By Electra Anderson

Casa Hogar Maximo Cornejo Quiroz was founded in 1993. It has always been its purpose to rescue orphaned, abandoned and abused children. Casa Hogar cares for their physical, emotional and spiritual needs, in a loving, structured atmosphere.

There are 72 children there and babies. Some children and babies are left by their mothers, some are taken away by social services for abuse, and some are from drug addicted mothers who may come back for them if they put their lives together. Some children are born there and one boy has spent 12 years there.

A typical day goes like this.

  • 5:30 AM The children that go to Secondary School get up and get dressed and have breakfast, and get ready to go to school.
  • 6:30 AM The Primary children get up and get ready and have breakfast.
  • 7:00 AM The Kinder kids get ready for school and have breakfast.
  • The babies are taken care of constantly. There were 2 children being isolated for chicken pox.
  • 1:30 the children come back for lunch.

    There are some children who can't go to school because they have never been registered and have no papers. There are lawyers trying to work on this, but everything takes a long time. There are student teachers that come there off and on to do their social services. At the moment no one is there. Also there is a Psychologist who comes once a week and sees as many children as she can, Lupita.

    On Wednesdays some members of The Friendship Club come and they play with the children.

    Aurora and Rocio are in charge of everything, and they are the nicest people on the planet. The children are given a number and their shoes have a number and when they take them off they have to be put back where the number is. The children shower in the night before bed, so in the morning they go to the clothes room and there is someone there to hand them some clothes. The clothes belong to everyone. No one has their own clothes.

    The toys are numbered and kept track of. Each Barbie outfit has a number and has to be checked out. A prize is given to the person who takes the best care of the toys.

    Generally Mr. Powers does a little party every 2 months for the children to celebrate their birthdays, but since he is out of town my family is doing the May and June birthdays this month.

    You can come and visit the children from 11 AM-1PM and from 4PM-6PM. Hold the babies and play with the older children.
    Call first 322 221 1908. Ask for Aurora or Rocio.
    Casa Hogar is located on the road below the highway just before the Corona Factory, past the airport going North.
    Their email is : casahogar_maximocornejo@hotmail.com.

    These children and babies come from critical situations due to extreme poverty, abandonment, abuse and loss of parents. The goal of Casa Hogar is to promote the integral development of the child and make him or her a productive member of society despite his situation.

    Please help us by donating your time, your toys, clothes, T.V.s, bikes, dolls, games , food, whatever you can. All donations are 100% tax deductible.
    Their bank account here is HSBC account number 0363088389 Mexican Pesos.
    For Dollars it is Banco Norte account number 0128901050.

    Thank you to Marco owner of Sebastian Hair Salon for taking me there. He is a huge benefactor of this cause and it shows.

    Thank you for whatever you can do.





    Electra and the kids with some bikes.




    The Babies.




    The Dormitory.





    another dormitory




    In the kitchen and dining room with Marco, Claudia, Monserat, Alma and Berta.




    Auroura with the numbered shoes.




    Future Model.




    Geraldo, at 16 is the oldest there.




    Baldemar drives the kids to school in a pick up truck.




    Margarita's first grade class with students, Vero, Fanny, Gloria, Liliana, Julia, Deborah, Gordo, Alexa, Cynthia and Angel Alejandro.




    Aurora looking at the clothes they pass out each day.




    Veronica with Maximo and Nyeli




    The twins Miguel and Ricardo

     


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