In the carpentry our carpenter train parents in how to make special seats and other adaptations for disabled children. In the carpentry we also makes furniture and wooden accessories for our center. Our handcrafts are sold in six shops and hotels in the area and in two places in Mexico City. In the carpentry we ave adapted several wheel chairs, standing supports and beds to contribute to the rehabilitation. We usually have ten to fifteen international and Mexican volunteers that participate in the center.
Some volunteers are professionals who come to train our staff.
We have an agreement with the Iberoamericana University to receive students who do their social service. Children of our staff and siblings to disabled children participate while their parents work. Children have learned songs and games that they share with their other friends in Pi a Palmera. They also have developed basic concepts to help in their future writing and reading. They also have more confidence and are less aggressive.