Mission, Vision, objectives and Values

MISSION 

Social Assistance Center (CAS) dedicated to safeguard children and teenagers without parental care; abandoned, with a high risk of domestic violence and / or with a situation of greater vulnerability: Being part of a family with addictions, being victims of crime, belonging to a rural community with withdrawal, among others.

VISION

To maintain the conditions of wellbeing and special protection that benefit the quality of life of girls and teenagers to reduce the suffering during their process; thus achieving a physical, mental, spiritual and social development, being this the foundation from which their human dignity is rebuilt.

OBJECTIVES

- To provide a welcoming stay in which girls and teenagers are guaranteed the restitution of their human rights through professional services provided by trained personnel, experienced, and sensitive to their problems.

- To guarantee alternative, temporary care; with quality and warmth, within a safe and violence-free space.

VALUES

Casa Hogar Santa Julia

HISTORY

"Casa Hogar Don Bosco, A.C., was founded on February 18, 1959, in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato; providing care to girls and boys alike, having its address at that time in Diez de Sollano Street.

In 1978 the children were separated and Casa Hogar de "Mexiquito" was founded, currently known as "Santuario Hogar Guadalupano, A.C.".

In 2001 "Casa Hogar Santa Julia" was founded, where the little girls from Casa Hogar Don Bosco were transferred to; located at Privada de Chupiros No.5, in Colonia Santa Julia.

Thinking of the wellbeing of the girls and adolescents of the two homes, Casa Hogar Don Bosco and Casa Hogar Santa Julia merged under the name of "Casa Hogar Santa Julia Don Bosco, A.C.", in 2013.

Casa Hogar Santa Julia Don Bosco, A.C., also known as Casa Hogar Santa Julia, is a CAS (Social Assistance Center) with more than 60 years of experience in the care of children and teenagers, which arises as an immediate response to the need to safeguard their life and integrity.

We are a CAS dedicated to support girls and adolescents coming from disintegrated, dysfunctional families and with lack of affection within the same; integrating them to an environment of social coexistence through a human, social and transcendent formation. 


BOARD


Hna. María Isabel Hernández Rodríguez – President and Legal Representative
Hna. Sofía Laura Rangel Salazar – Treasurer
Hna. Macrina Jiménez Torres - Secretary
Hna. Amelia Vázquez Sánchez – Member
Hna. Yolanda Alcalá González – Member 


VOLUNTEER PERSONNEL


Sr. María Isabel Hernández Rodríguez – Director and Legal Representative
Sr. Yolanda Alcalá González – Caregiver
Sr. María de los Ángeles González Rodríguez
Sr. María Guadalupe Chamán Lica – Caregiver
Sr. Macrina Jiménez Torres – Caregiver
Sr. Juana Medina Sánchez – Caregiver


STAFF


T.S. Marisol Delgado Ibarra – Social Worker
Lic. Liliana V. Castañeda Trujillo – Projects and Donations Coordinator
Magdalena Flores Barcenas
Estefanía Gonsález Zamudio – Reception
Marlen González Zamudio – Kitchen Assistant (Weekends)
María Guadalupe Granados Zapatero – Kitchen Supervisor
Lic. Santiago Martin Lara Hernández – Psychologist
Ma. Teresa Llamas Sánchez – Prefect and Housekeeper
Emelina Ramírez Rodríguez – Laundry Supervisor
Elías Tavera – Driver and Maintenance
Laura Zendejas Reynoso – Cleaning Supervisor

AIT Certification 


On October 25, 2024, Casa Hogar Santa Julia Don Bosco, A.C. received the Accreditation in Institutionalism and Transparency (AIT) from the Mexican Center for Philanthropy (CEMEFI). This recognition not only marks an important milestone in our journey but also reflects our capacity to operate with the highest standards of ethics and professionalism. With the national endorsement of the AIT, Casa Hogar Santa Julia Don Bosco positions itself as a prominent entity in the Mexican philanthropic landscape, committed to the principles of transparency and responsibility.  

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