Evertis has associated with ALPAZ in the fight again domestic violence, a global problem that has serious health consequences for the victims. It can lead to negative health outcomes and behavioral health concerns, such as depression. Estimates published by WHO indicate that globally about 1 in 3 (30%) of women worldwide have been subjected to some form of violence in their lifetime, and it’s not only a problem that affects women, but also men, children, and the elderly.

Unfortunately, the problem of domestic violence happens in all countries. In Mexico, there were more than 3,400 femicides in 2021. It’s a serious problem that affects thousands of women and their families every year. In January 2022, we started to collaborate with an association in Monterrey, Mexico, known Asociación Alternativas Pacífica (ALPAZ).

ALPAZ  is a Mexican association that cares for women and children who have suffered domestic violence and provides a perspective of personal development, in a protected environment that goes beyond typical care frameworks. Their activities contribute to the personal growth of these women, helping them regain autonomy and independence through, for example, self-employment workshops. ALPAZ assumes the legal representation of women to help them take a new, happier, completer and more autonomous path. Additionally, their children also have the chance to attend the shelter school.

So far in 2022, ALPAZ has assisted 15,635 women and 1,469 children. Our Group contributes to this assistance by funding a professional who provides psychological counselling to these people, as well as a legal advisor. We are aware this kind of assistance is enormously important for the empowerment of women who suffer domestic violence. For this reason, we have decided to continue with our contribution beyond 2022 to further increase our regenerative impact.

Evertis has associated with ALPAZ in the fight again domestic violence, a global problem that has serious health consequences for the victims. It can lead to negative health outcomes and behavioral health concerns, such as depression. Estimates published by WHO indicate that globally about 1 in 3 (30%) of women worldwide have been subjected to some form of violence in their lifetime, and it’s not only a problem that affects women, but also men, children, and the elderly.

Unfortunately, the problem of domestic violence happens in all countries. In Mexico, there were more than 3,400 femicides in 2021. It’s a serious problem that affects thousands of women and their families every year. In January 2022, we started to collaborate with an association in Monterrey, Mexico, known Asociación Alternativas Pacífica (ALPAZ).

ALPAZ  is a Mexican association that cares for women and children who have suffered domestic violence and provides a perspective of personal development, in a protected environment that goes beyond typical care frameworks. Their activities contribute to the personal growth of these women, helping them regain autonomy and independence through, for example, self-employment workshops. ALPAZ assumes the legal representation of women to help them take a new, happier, completer and more autonomous path. Additionally, their children also have the chance to attend the shelter school.

So far in 2022, ALPAZ has assisted 15,635 women and 1,469 children. Our Group contributes to this assistance by funding a professional who provides psychological counselling to these people, as well as a legal advisor. We are aware this kind of assistance is enormously important for the empowerment of women who suffer domestic violence. For this reason, we have decided to continue with our contribution beyond 2022 to further increase our regenerative impact.

Evertis has associated with ALPAZ in the fight again domestic violence, a global problem that has serious health consequences for the victims. It can lead to negative health outcomes and behavioral health concerns, such as depression. Estimates published by WHO indicate that globally about 1 in 3 (30%) of women worldwide have been subjected to some form of violence in their lifetime, and it’s not only a problem that affects women, but also men, children, and the elderly.

Unfortunately, the problem of domestic violence happens in all countries. In Mexico, there were more than 3,400 femicides in 2021. It’s a serious problem that affects thousands of women and their families every year. In January 2022, we started to collaborate with an association in Monterrey, Mexico, known Asociación Alternativas Pacífica (ALPAZ).

ALPAZ  is a Mexican association that cares for women and children who have suffered domestic violence and provides a perspective of personal development, in a protected environment that goes beyond typical care frameworks. Their activities contribute to the personal growth of these women, helping them regain autonomy and independence through, for example, self-employment workshops. ALPAZ assumes the legal representation of women to help them take a new, happier, completer and more autonomous path. Additionally, their children also have the chance to attend the shelter school.

So far in 2022, ALPAZ has assisted 15,635 women and 1,469 children. Our Group contributes to this assistance by funding a professional who provides psychological counselling to these people, as well as a legal advisor. We are aware this kind of assistance is enormously important for the empowerment of women who suffer domestic violence. For this reason, we have decided to continue with our contribution beyond 2022 to further increase our regenerative impact.

Evertis has associated with ALPAZ in the fight again domestic violence, a global problem that has serious health consequences for the victims. It can lead to negative health outcomes and behavioral health concerns, such as depression. Estimates published by WHO indicate that globally about 1 in 3 (30%) of women worldwide have been subjected to some form of violence in their lifetime, and it’s not only a problem that affects women, but also men, children, and the elderly.

Unfortunately, the problem of domestic violence happens in all countries. In Mexico, there were more than 3,400 femicides in 2021. It’s a serious problem that affects thousands of women and their families every year. In January 2022, we started to collaborate with an association in Monterrey, Mexico, known Asociación Alternativas Pacífica (ALPAZ).

ALPAZ  is a Mexican association that cares for women and children who have suffered domestic violence and provides a perspective of personal development, in a protected environment that goes beyond typical care frameworks. Their activities contribute to the personal growth of these women, helping them regain autonomy and independence through, for example, self-employment workshops. ALPAZ assumes the legal representation of women to help them take a new, happier, completer and more autonomous path. Additionally, their children also have the chance to attend the shelter school.

So far in 2022, ALPAZ has assisted 15,635 women and 1,469 children. Our Group contributes to this assistance by funding a professional who provides psychological counselling to these people, as well as a legal advisor. We are aware this kind of assistance is enormously important for the empowerment of women who suffer domestic violence. For this reason, we have decided to continue with our contribution beyond 2022 to further increase our regenerative impact.

Evertis has associated with ALPAZ in the fight again domestic violence, a global problem that has serious health consequences for the victims. It can lead to negative health outcomes and behavioral health concerns, such as depression. Estimates published by WHO indicate that globally about 1 in 3 (30%) of women worldwide have been subjected to some form of violence in their lifetime, and it’s not only a problem that affects women, but also men, children, and the elderly.

Unfortunately, the problem of domestic violence happens in all countries. In Mexico, there were more than 3,400 femicides in 2021. It’s a serious problem that affects thousands of women and their families every year. In January 2022, we started to collaborate with an association in Monterrey, Mexico, known Asociación Alternativas Pacífica (ALPAZ).

ALPAZ  is a Mexican association that cares for women and children who have suffered domestic violence and provides a perspective of personal development, in a protected environment that goes beyond typical care frameworks. Their activities contribute to the personal growth of these women, helping them regain autonomy and independence through, for example, self-employment workshops. ALPAZ assumes the legal representation of women to help them take a new, happier, completer and more autonomous path. Additionally, their children also have the chance to attend the shelter school.

So far in 2022, ALPAZ has assisted 15,635 women and 1,469 children. Our Group contributes to this assistance by funding a professional who provides psychological counselling to these people, as well as a legal advisor. We are aware this kind of assistance is enormously important for the empowerment of women who suffer domestic violence. For this reason, we have decided to continue with our contribution beyond 2022 to further increase our regenerative impact.

Evertis has associated with ALPAZ in the fight again domestic violence, a global problem that has serious health consequences for the victims. It can lead to negative health outcomes and behavioral health concerns, such as depression. Estimates published by WHO indicate that globally about 1 in 3 (30%) of women worldwide have been subjected to some form of violence in their lifetime, and it’s not only a problem that affects women, but also men, children, and the elderly.

Unfortunately, the problem of domestic violence happens in all countries. In Mexico, there were more than 3,400 femicides in 2021. It’s a serious problem that affects thousands of women and their families every year. In January 2022, we started to collaborate with an association in Monterrey, Mexico, known Asociación Alternativas Pacífica (ALPAZ).

ALPAZ  is a Mexican association that cares for women and children who have suffered domestic violence and provides a perspective of personal development, in a protected environment that goes beyond typical care frameworks. Their activities contribute to the personal growth of these women, helping them regain autonomy and independence through, for example, self-employment workshops. ALPAZ assumes the legal representation of women to help them take a new, happier, completer and more autonomous path. Additionally, their children also have the chance to attend the shelter school.

So far in 2022, ALPAZ has assisted 15,635 women and 1,469 children. Our Group contributes to this assistance by funding a professional who provides psychological counselling to these people, as well as a legal advisor. We are aware this kind of assistance is enormously important for the empowerment of women who suffer domestic violence. For this reason, we have decided to continue with our contribution beyond 2022 to further increase our regenerative impact.

Evertis has associated with ALPAZ in the fight again domestic violence, a global problem that has serious health consequences for the victims. It can lead to negative health outcomes and behavioral health concerns, such as depression. Estimates published by WHO indicate that globally about 1 in 3 (30%) of women worldwide have been subjected to some form of violence in their lifetime, and it’s not only a problem that affects women, but also men, children, and the elderly.

Unfortunately, the problem of domestic violence happens in all countries. In Mexico, there were more than 3,400 femicides in 2021. It’s a serious problem that affects thousands of women and their families every year. In January 2022, we started to collaborate with an association in Monterrey, Mexico, known Asociación Alternativas Pacífica (ALPAZ).

ALPAZ  is a Mexican association that cares for women and children who have suffered domestic violence and provides a perspective of personal development, in a protected environment that goes beyond typical care frameworks. Their activities contribute to the personal growth of these women, helping them regain autonomy and independence through, for example, self-employment workshops. ALPAZ assumes the legal representation of women to help them take a new, happier, completer and more autonomous path. Additionally, their children also have the chance to attend the shelter school.

So far in 2022, ALPAZ has assisted 15,635 women and 1,469 children. Our Group contributes to this assistance by funding a professional who provides psychological counselling to these people, as well as a legal advisor. We are aware this kind of assistance is enormously important for the empowerment of women who suffer domestic violence. For this reason, we have decided to continue with our contribution beyond 2022 to further increase our regenerative impact.

Evertis has associated with ALPAZ in the fight again domestic violence, a global problem that has serious health consequences for the victims. It can lead to negative health outcomes and behavioral health concerns, such as depression. Estimates published by WHO indicate that globally about 1 in 3 (30%) of women worldwide have been subjected to some form of violence in their lifetime, and it’s not only a problem that affects women, but also men, children, and the elderly.

Unfortunately, the problem of domestic violence happens in all countries. In Mexico, there were more than 3,400 femicides in 2021. It’s a serious problem that affects thousands of women and their families every year. In January 2022, we started to collaborate with an association in Monterrey, Mexico, known Asociación Alternativas Pacífica (ALPAZ).

ALPAZ  is a Mexican association that cares for women and children who have suffered domestic violence and provides a perspective of personal development, in a protected environment that goes beyond typical care frameworks. Their activities contribute to the personal growth of these women, helping them regain autonomy and independence through, for example, self-employment workshops. ALPAZ assumes the legal representation of women to help them take a new, happier, completer and more autonomous path. Additionally, their children also have the chance to attend the shelter school.

So far in 2022, ALPAZ has assisted 15,635 women and 1,469 children. Our Group contributes to this assistance by funding a professional who provides psychological counselling to these people, as well as a legal advisor. We are aware this kind of assistance is enormously important for the empowerment of women who suffer domestic violence. For this reason, we have decided to continue with our contribution beyond 2022 to further increase our regenerative impact.

Evertis has associated with ALPAZ in the fight again domestic violence, a global problem that has serious health consequences for the victims. It can lead to negative health outcomes and behavioral health concerns, such as depression. Estimates published by WHO indicate that globally about 1 in 3 (30%) of women worldwide have been subjected to some form of violence in their lifetime, and it’s not only a problem that affects women, but also men, children, and the elderly.

Unfortunately, the problem of domestic violence happens in all countries. In Mexico, there were more than 3,400 femicides in 2021. It’s a serious problem that affects thousands of women and their families every year. In January 2022, we started to collaborate with an association in Monterrey, Mexico, known Asociación Alternativas Pacífica (ALPAZ).

ALPAZ  is a Mexican association that cares for women and children who have suffered domestic violence and provides a perspective of personal development, in a protected environment that goes beyond typical care frameworks. Their activities contribute to the personal growth of these women, helping them regain autonomy and independence through, for example, self-employment workshops. ALPAZ assumes the legal representation of women to help them take a new, happier, completer and more autonomous path. Additionally, their children also have the chance to attend the shelter school.

So far in 2022, ALPAZ has assisted 15,635 women and 1,469 children. Our Group contributes to this assistance by funding a professional who provides psychological counselling to these people, as well as a legal advisor. We are aware this kind of assistance is enormously important for the empowerment of women who suffer domestic violence. For this reason, we have decided to continue with our contribution beyond 2022 to further increase our regenerative impact.