The Elementary school 10 April is located in CD Cuauhtémoc, Chihuahua, Mexico. It takes care of 540 children,and is one the most populated with the Municipality. It is in a suburb with a large indigent population and great needss of social and educative support. Th elocal Rotary Club tries to initiate a "Program of Healthful School", in which one will learn of Pediátric care and Nutrition through a group of Rotararian volunteers thatwill implement and evaluate the impact of the project. Kitchen Equipment will allow to eficiently deliver more than 400 daily breakfasts and will result in a better educatiional environment. The remodeling of bathrooms and water sanitation will help the diminution of gastrointestinales diseases.

The White Sands Rotary Club will host 20-30 blind or visually impaired students and teachers from Mexico at the New Mexico School for the Blind and Visually Impaired in Alamogordo, New Mexico.  This 2 week summer camp will: enhance technology skills, improve Braille skills, increase independent living skills, build teamwork, improve self-awareness and provide fun and activities.  This is all performed alongside students from New Mexico further enhancing this bi-lingual, cross-cultural experience. This highly effective course will provide students from Mexico an opportunity to utilize some of the best facilities and equipment in the United States to broaden their awareness and to sharpen skills that will benefit them for a lifetime.

This project assists "Westside Cares" an established 501(C)-3 organization to provide support for the poor, needy or temporarily unemployed residents the west side of Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA.

Nowadays one of the Juarez main problem is the lack of water mainly in the low income communities located at the outside city suburbs.
Since 2000 the Tontanzin Women's Committee initiated the process to use the ECOLOGICAL TOILETS in a Juarez low income community. This project benefits over 200 families which do not have WC. The project was led by Sister Petrita coached by personnel from South of Mexico where the project is already fully implemented. The ecological Toilets main feature is that they do not require water for the maintenance. It is call the “Dry Toilet”.
An additional benefit is the positive impact on the environment by using the excrement and urine as fertilizers for landscaping green areas and promoting water conservation

Juarez has a center for autistic children (4 - 16 yrs old) from low income comunity.
The purpose of the project is the monthly supply of Diapers for the Asociación de niños autistas de CD. Juárez, A.C.

We are interested in assisting 57 Tuberculosis patients toprovide them adequate special nourishment during their treatment thatwill help to recover weight and remains with normal blood glucose levels. These patients have free medical treatment, but normally do not have any income to sustain them selves. Some of these patients are also affected with Diabetes and require special nourishment to recover. Their medical and food treatment is planned for approximate nine months.

For each 100 patients who are born with congenital malformations, 33 come from hereditary cause, the other because of causes such as alcohol, drugs, conflicts, undernourishment, physical violence, etc) In this project, 30 children with malformation problems will be provided with $400 of surgical material  per intervention. The clinic is free and the staff is voluntary.

There are may cases of kidney problems in the community. Out of 100 cases 60% are candidates for transplant. 58% of the candidates are between 21 to 40 años. Many are transfered to other states for the procedure. This project will help the first transplant clinic in CD Juárez to purchase equipment needed for surgery and attending the need of approx.200 people half of them transplant candidates.

Intervention to prevent tooth decays for 6 years old children. Most of the children are uneducated and suffer from teeth decay. Volunteers specialized in this field will train department of health personel in each school partnering with the club.The project will benefit 1.800 children

Our project consist of the replacement of 750 deteriorated desks for the Francisco J. Mujica junior high school, located in Jesus Ma. Aguascaliente.