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This year, we organized a camp focused on environmental conservation and sustainability. Participants learned ecological practices like recycling, efficient water use, and the importance of protecting local flora and fauna. It was an educational experience inspiring attendees to be environmentally conscious.

In May, we held our second community immersion camp, where children experienced local economic activities. They learned to appreciate the land and recognize the craftsmanship behind products like cactus-based goods, organic soaps, tortillas, cheeses, and adobe bricks. This was achieved through direct involvement with the community and the families producing these items.

For the second time, we hosted a children’s workshop from July 15 to 26. Activities included arts and crafts, physical expression, sports, cooking, gardening, and farming. More than 50 children from different localities in Guanajuato participated.

In the first week of July, we held our traditional summer course with over 150 children from various communities. National and international volunteers supported activities like swimming, arts, music, games, sports, theater, and dance.

We now have a new sports area where community families and visitors can enjoy practicing different sports. This promotes healthy social interaction, physical development, and mental well-being. The space is also used for volleyball, basketball, and other activities.

Founders, families, teachers, and volunteers gathered for a beautiful celebration commemorating 15 years of unity, learning, joy, and community work. Young women who grew up with the program represented Resplandor and their communities with enthusiasm and hope to continue building an inclusive and service-oriented society.  

In the month of July, the summer course was held with 160 children from different communities and national and international volunteer teachers. We had the opportunity to share workshops in arts, swimming, literature, acting, sports, handmade soaps, vegetable garden, music, among others. We were accompanied by students from the Summer in Mexico program of the

Thanks to the good will of many people, students in the community have 8 desktop computers, a laptop, headphones, printer, scanner, ink and sheets to support their school work during and after the pandemic. Many children and youth were able to continue their studies and not drop out of school during the time of the

We invite you to support our efforts to establish a computer lab at Resplandor to support those children during this pandemic who do not have the resources (computer, internet, electricity) to access their school classes and complete their assignments. The organization doTERRA HEALING HANDS will match contributions to help us reach our goal. You can