US EditionDelivers Lenses to More than 63,000 Girls and Boys to Improve Their Learning, Marina Del Pilar Government - Uniradio Informa Baja California
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Mexicali, June 8.- Fulfilling the commitment to guarantee the right to a dignified and inclusive education, the governor of Baja California, Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda, announced the continuation of the agreement “Seeing well to learn better”, through which more than 63,000 children and adolescents with visual problems received optometric care and high quality glasses at no cost. Health The president stressed that the program not only improve…
In 2025, the "See Well to Learn Better" agreement will be strengthened with a joint investment of more than 11 million pesos.
In 2025, the "See Well to Learn Better" agreement will be strengthened with a joint investment of more than 11 million pesos.
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