Proyecto Rescate
Project Managers: Christina Oehler, Miguel Bouchan
Proyecto Rescate was established in Monterrey with the support of philanthropically inclined individuals concerned about the needy and their quality of life. Since that time (2002), Proyecto Rescate has been able to excel in outreach programs. From their base in Monterrey, N.L. Proyecto Rescate also conducts programs in outlying states such as Coahuila, Tamualipas, Chihuahua, Guanajuato, Michoacán, Guerrero, Oaxaca, Aguas Calientes, San Luis Potosí, Durango and Leon.
Proyecto Rescate seeks to relieve the suffering of those entrenched in poverty, despair and insecurity, with no hope of escape. To achieve said goal, their programs include:
- “Vanguard of Values” , an educational “Morals and Values” program for children in underprivileged schools and institutions by means of a Muppet show “Small World Playhouse”.
- “Conéctate” program of Motivational seminars, Leadership courses, Personal counseling, Spiritual counseling, in juvenile delinquent centers, prisons, rehabilitation centers, orphanages, retirement homes.
- “Youth Challenge” A training course and program for teenage missionaries ages 16-20. This program focuses on teaching the many practical and spiritual aspects of Missionary Work as well as leadership skills to young apprentices.
- “Consider the Needy” Program of humanitarian aid distributions, assistance and visitation to underprivileged communities and low income families.
Monterrey, Mexico
Hungry little tummies being filled with nutritious food.
Beaming little girl shows off her new story book.
Free clothes being distributed to impoverished children.
“Small World Playhouse” is a highly acclaimed, wholesome entertainment for children of all ages, dedicated to the enhancement of learning by making it lively & memorable. The one-hour show is an upbeat combination of comical puppets, music, theater, dance performances, and lots of action.
Program of assistance and visitation to underprivileged communities and low-income families in the Northern States of Nuevo Leon, Tamualipas and Coahuila, Mexico. Large scale distributions of humanitarian aid that include but are not limited to: food, clothing, educational supplies, medicine etc.
A Training course and program for teenage missionaries ages 16-20. This program focuses on teaching the many practical and spiritual aspects of Missionary Work as well as leadership skills to young apprentices.
Annual program of humanitarian aid distributions & assistance to the indigenous communities of the Tarahumara Indians in Chihuahua, Mexico
A social services training and outreach program offered to University students and part time volunteers wishing to make a difference socially in their local communities.