Little funding is placed at the disposition of the millions of street children in Latin America.
Because these throw away children are not a priority for politicians, rarely is funding requested to help them. And if a project is considered, there is always an argument about the relatively high cost per beneficiary. They are the disposable children of our societies which, in their goal of achieving balanced budgets, economic advances and investment at all costs, have left a significant part of the people behind. Casa Alianza, which serves 9,000 street children a year in Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua, will offer a solution to the bank's Assembly. We have a methodology that works.