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The Mochis, Without.- He Sororas feminist collective invites you to join the donation of school supplies, backpacks and uniforms for children of single mothers, agricultural day laborers and indigenous communities of Ahome and Guasave that each new school year they face the challenge of having to make these purchases despite their scarce economic resources.

Alejandra Monserrat Limon Reyesspokesperson for the collective, explained to Direct line that Sinaloa, especially in rural communities or neighborhoods on the periphery, there are cases of children who carry their textbooks and school supplies in plastic bags because for their families it is unthinkable to spend on a backpack.

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In the case of female heads of family, who carry all the economic and moral weight of their children, the situation is more complicated, which is why the campaign “quality education for all” what of the July 15 to August 15 will be receiving donations of new or in good condition school supplies, backpacks and uniforms.

“We started this collection of supplies that will last approximately a month, we estimate that it will close on August 15 to have the opportunity to deliver the supplies on time. With this day we seek to collect school supplies, backpacks, uniforms and we are even waiting for some donations that will be sent to us that are shoes. These donations benefit the children of boys and girls of single mothers, agricultural day laborers and indigenous communities,” the activist told Línea Directa.

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Limón Reyes explained that everyone can join in and support a woman and her children start a school year without major worries donating from notebooks that are used, backpacks in good condition and everything that can help them have a decent education.

Those who wish to join the noble cause can contact the cell phone: 6682-42-38-04 or on the Facebook account: Sororas.