OUR WORK
Projects & Impact
Building stronger schools, expanding access to technology, and supporting students throughout Zihuatanejo.
234
PROJECTS SINCE 2002
Stronger spaces for learning.
280
COMPUTERS INSTALLED
Across 20 schools.
SCHOLARSHIPS
104
Through scholarships and sponsorships.
MEALS EACH YEAR
50,000+
Feeding up to 149 students daily.
Projects completed in 2026 include:
El Jardín de Niños Francisco Ruiz Massieu, Col Morelos
Multi purpose covered area
Manuel Ávila Camacho
Multi purpose covered area
El Jardín de Niños Estanislao, Col Las Perlas
2 classrooms and washroom
Primary Cuahtemoc, San Jose (Barrio Viejo)
Kitchen and dining room
Jose Maria Morelos y Pavon, Colonia Vicente Guerrero
Multi purpose covered area
Technica 186 Secondary
Multi purpose covered area
Funding was provided with 315,810 pesos from Por Los Niños, 341,700 pesos from the city, and 100,000 pesos from the parents
Jarden de Ninos 20 de November
Entrance was levelled up which was a huge safety hazard, making it safe for the little ones.
Primaria Xicotencatl
Kitchen and dining room
Other Projects
Installed a transformer to support the increased electrical load at Técnica 100
Air-conditioned the computer lab at El Zarco Secondary School.
Installed a ceiling and AC in a classroom that held approximately 46 students at UAGRO in Barrio Viejo
Renovated and equipped the commissary to make it into a kitchen for Cobach Zihua serving 203 students.
R.A.C.H.E.L.program
280 computers were installed in 20 schools, from primary to high school and community libraries.
Rachel is a remote access computer hot spot that runs without internet. Students can now
investigate safely and augment their regular curriculum in rural areas where internet access is
limited or non existent.
Scholarships & Sponsorships:
104 students are in the scholarship program, all thriving with the support they receive from Por Los Niños and sponsors.
This year, our graduates include one lawyer, one doctor, four nurses, three accountants, three Business Management graduates, one International Business graduate, and two chefs—all graduating at the top of their classes. Their achievements are a powerful reminder that a little support can go a long way.
Rice & Beans" Program
Feeds up to 149 students a day at Casa Para Niños del Pacifico, which is approximately 50,000 meals a year.
