AICAW A.C. Huichol Health Home
We provide support to indigenous Wixaritaris who are facing health challenges and experiencing financial difficulties by offering them shelter services while they are receiving medical care in the city.
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The project facilitates access to ophthalmological services, improving the quality of life of ben...
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Wade
$1,435 MXN since Mar 2025
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Transparent and open finances.
+$200.00MXN
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Today’s balance$1,364.16 MXN
Total income
$1,364.16 MXN
Total disbursed
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Estimated annual budget
$3,235.00 MXN
About
AICAW A.C. was founded on May 5th 1983 by Rocío Echeverría Ortíz, a nurse who worked for the Secretary of Health Jalisco in their rural center San Andrés Cohamiata, her stay was six years and that motivated her to found the association to help the Wixaritaris who are referred to the city of Guadalajara and Zapopan for specialized services.
The association receives Wixaritaris who are referred by their rural health centers with 2nd and 3rd level health problems. Depending on their condition and treatment, some of the patients need to stay in the city during their recovery. Casa Huichol provides them with room and board during their stay in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico.
In addition, we provide guidance in their native language, arrange for their medical treatment and transportation when needed. AICAW A.C. is a non-political and secular association with respect for their customs and traditions.
The shelter provides links with the health secretariats, civil society, businesses and foundations for the needs of both the shelter and the sick. All services are free, benefiting a monthly average of 30 to 60 patients.
How do your donations make a difference?
On this page you can explore in detail how donations are used. Some examples of the expenses covered by your donations are:
- Electricity
- Water
- Gas
- Telephone
- Internet
- Maintenance of Casa Huichol
- Transport
- Emergencies
- It has always been considered to have indigenous personnel for the respect of their uses and customs: for example, food and personnel for the care of the sick.
Aid for the purchase of medicines and laboratory studies.
Our team
Gabriela Muñoz
Admin
Diego OG
Admin