Our Programs

Our organization empowers underprivileged children through reading, drawing, painting, computer programs, education, music, and dance.
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Pre-K & Kindergarten

AT IMAGINA WE CREATE OPPORTUNITY

Imagina provides a learning space offering early childhood education to underprivileged children between the ages of 3-5, prior to the commencement of education at primary school. The Pre-K and Kindergarten are incorporated to the department of education (SEG) and offer personalized methods, programs by project and Montessori equipment.

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Subjects incorporated into the programs include but are not limited to math, culture, art, and language skills. There are currently 3 grades and a rapidly increasing demand that they are opening another classroom to bring opportunities to children on the waiting list.

Children's Library

IMAGINE A WORLD WITHOUT LIMITS
This library encourages children up to 12 years old to engage in leisurely reading, research and browsing through various age-appropriate books and novels. A computer lab also allows children to explore their interests while language and reading classes help children reach their full potential.

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There is an area of educational playing where parents can accompany with infants. It holds more than 500 educational toys divided into different areas of early learning. Other classes and workshops are incorporated here related to art, culture and child development. Classes taught at this facility include, ballet, theatre, dance, painting and tutoring. With over 2,500 books and over 150 videos, this library creates a perfect space for families to interact with their children.

Young Adult Library

CONTINUED ADULT EDUCATION

This library encourages both children 12+ years old and adults to engage in leisurely reading and research. Everything from fiction to encyclopedias and non-fiction novels to dictionaries can be found.

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At Imagina’s Young Adult Library, young adults can do their homework, access the computers, participate in computer courses, academic tutoring, English courses and online classes for continued adult education to further advance their careers. This center also allows students to have an opportunity to complete high school and college while working.

Cultural & Ecological Center

AN ECO FRIENDLY CENTER

The Imagina Cultural and Ecological Center provides a safe space for classes, rehearsals and performances for all our current programs. Since it inauguration in 2010, hundreds of students have utilized the space to learn, play and perform.

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The center also hosts guest performers, giving the local community free access to cultural and artistic events for the whole family. Over the years, the center has also been home to artisan markets and traditional celebrations. In 2017, with help from our supporters in Florida, Imagina Children’s Foundation funded the creation and equipping of the Robotics Lab.

Designed by Renowned Architects
Designed by renowned architects Peter Van Lengen and Gernot Minke, and built by José Antonio and Ana María Orozco, the Cultural and Ecological Center was created using eco-friendly elements including: recycled materials, green roofs, energy and water saving techniques as well as the reforestation of local species. Building the center became a community project, and it contributed to the reconstruction of the social fabric of the community by generating employment and creating a sense of investment from the local population in the project. A factory was created for the production of adobe, which was used for the project, and workers were trained in the ecological techniques required to work with the material. Even after the project was completed, the workers were left with enough knowledge to allow them to find greater opportunities in the field of sustainable construction.
Eco Friendly Techniques

For the first time in the region, there was a project consisting of entirely eco friendly techniques: green ceilings, usage of adobe and concave beams, renewable energy, bio-acclimatization, agro-ecology and ecological draining. Our mission was not only to create a safe, practical space for our programs but also a true community project that would lessen environmental impact.

Symphonic Orchestra & Choirs

TALENT IN ACTION

Inspired by Venezuela’s “Tocar y Luchar” orchestra, Lourdes Arena de Orozco worked with Imagina to develop and create our children’s symphonic orchestra.

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The students involved in the orchestra have individual practices for three hours a day, every week day; the complete orchestra rehearses for three hours during the weekend. With so much hands on training, the students’ musical abilities flourish and their opportunities grow.

Over the course of a decade, Imagina’s orchestra program has grown; now there are 200 students in two separate orchestras, and a choir of around 40 students ranging from 6 to 19 years old. In the beginning, they practiced in a patio where they could barely fit, but their dedication, enthusiasm and professionalism was always a sight to behold. Some children even had their individual lessons out on the street, because there simply was not enough room to accommodate them all. Now, they have a permanent home in the Cultural and Ecological Center at Imagina Mexico.

In 2015, 30 students were selected to travel to Texas and Florida and performed 6 concerts. Another group of children were selected to perform in Florida once again in 2017, and as the years go by the entire orchestra has performed more than 100 concerts a year in Mexico. Many of our students have been selected by elite nationwide orchestras to continue their musical journey, while others have received college scholarships and have been able to pursue higher education.

Endorsed by CONACULTA

Endorsed by CONACULTA, the orchestra started in 2009 with 70 children and adolescents. In 2013 the program was then incorporated into the Programa Nacional Música en Armonía del Sistema de Fomento Musical, and is now the leading orchestra of the Sistema Comunitario Musical del Bajío.

Technology & Robotics Center

MINDSTORM KITS DONATED BY ITESM

This classroom inside the Cultural and Ecological Center was equipped by Imagina Children’s Foundation. This program helps youth and adolescents stay up to date with technology classrooms that house computer labs, online courses and access to the Internet for infinite learning. The first Robotic class started during the summer of 2016 and 4 teams already entered the Robolympics at the prestigious ITESM.

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The program incorporates robotics and other tools to help them not only take their learning to a new dimension, but enables them to become more aware of their surroundings in order to make a better world for themselves and their families. The Robotics program uses Mindstorm Kits donated by ITESM, of which, students of this prestigious University volunteer as teachers of this great program.

After School & Summer Programs

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During the academic year, hundreds of children attend our after school programs and participate in our six-week Summer Camps.

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In a safe and stimulating environment, these programs provide opportunities for children to improve their academic performance, develop necessary life skills, create positive relationships, explore the arts, and nurture their interests.
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Imagina Cultural & Ecological Center

…provides a safe space for classes, rehearsals and performances for all our current programs. Since it inauguration in 2010, hundreds of students have utilized the space to learn, play and perform.

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Our Story
Imagina Children’s Foundation

Our Story

Imagina Children’s Foundation is a non profit organization in Florida since 2010 in response to the growth and increasing needs of Imagina Biblioteca Infantil (Mexico).

Our organization empowers underprivileged children through reading, drawing, painting, computer programs, education, music, and dance. We are constantly striving to promote the mental, emotional, and educational well being of under privileged children throughout Mexico.

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Imagina Children's Foundation is a 501 (c)(3). Your donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by the law. EIN # 80-0185403

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Imagina Children's Foundation
PO Box 810631
Boca Raton, FL