Mexico State restores public spaces, supports vulnerable children
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Delfina Gómez Álvarez, the Governor of Mexico State, Mexico, directed the recovery of over 39,000 square meters of public space in municipalities with Gender Violence Alerts.
The restored areas now include lighting, emergency buttons, and sidewalks to improve safety for women. Additionally, the government is preparing to open the first Centros Colibrí (Hummingbird Centers) in Huehuetoca and Teoloyucan. These centers will provide food, healthcare, education, and support for children and adolescents living or working on the streets.
The state’s Secretariat of Women and the System for Comprehensive Protection of Girls, Boys and Adolescents will coordinate the program, creating individual plans that address educational, medical, and family needs. Beyond these new initiatives, the Gómez administration also maintains 45 LIBRE Centers across the state, offering psychological support, legal advice, and social work services to women, alongside workshops focused on rights and autonomy.
