Naucalpan Mujeres con Bienestar program card distribution, Digi Mart USA News (Naucalpan, Mexico State, Mexico): During an event in Naucalpan, Mayor Isaac Montoya Márquez handed out 500 cards for the state program “Mujeres con Bienestar.” He praised the vision and sensitivity of Mexico State Governor Delfina Gómez, who has made the welfare of women in the state a priority of her administration.
Montoya Márquez also recognized the work of Mexico State Welfare Secretary Juan Carlos González Romero in making the program operational. He said the initiative reaches women who face vulnerable conditions or lack access to social security.
The mayor described “Mujeres con Bienestar” as an act of social justice for thousands of working women and caregivers who sustain their households daily and struggle to cover basic needs. He said the support of 2,500 pesos every two months provides additional income for food, transportation, school supplies and other family needs.
According to the report, the program goes beyond financial support. It includes health services, psychological and legal guidance, training and opportunities to continue education, giving beneficiaries tools to strengthen their autonomy and improve their living conditions.
Accompanied by Uriel Abraham Allende, coordinator of the Servidores del Pueblo in Naucalpan, Montoya said his government maintains permanent coordination with the state administration to bring social programs to those who need them most. He reaffirmed his support for the welfare policies promoted by Governor Gómez.
He argued that transformation must translate into better opportunities for everyone, especially women who have supported their families for years without sufficient recognition and backing. He added that with this latest distribution, more than 15,000 women have benefited from the program in Naucalpan this year.
