Insertion and support in four native peoples in the Huasteca Hidalguense.

The Teresian nuns also live inserted in the communities of Native Peoples in Oxeloco, Tlanempa, Tonchintlán and Chiapa, in the Huasteca Hidalguense, where they have carried out pastoral and social accompaniment actions for 60 years, permeating more than 40 communities of the Huasteca Hidalguense, and the North of Veracruz, also developing productive and social projects that include Health, Ecology, Social Pastoral, workshops for youth and women and crafts

Health:

Rescue and use medicine of ancestral knowledge of traditional native peoples of the region.

Training workshops to make infusions, ointments, tinctures, etc. with medicinal plants.

Health workshops for prevention and healing for community health promoters.

Meetings, encounters and monitoring of midwives in the region, strengthening their traditional wisdom.

Ecology:

Advisory workshops to preserve the original native corn, free of GMOs.

Advice to take care of the earth, regenerating naturally, free of chemicals that erode the earth and the planet.

Workshops for the care and use of water.

Information on official oil exploitation projects and support for the defense of their territory.

Artisan Women:

Support to artisan women from 5 communities in Huasteca with materials: Threads and Fabrics for the production of hand-embroidered products. Thanks to this productive project, these women contribute to the family economy by marketing their products.

Training in women's rights in workshops and regional meetings.

Social Pastoral:

Accompaniment to communities in their uses and customs, with respect for intercultural traditions, reinforcing their spiritual formation, promoting values ​​such as respect, inclusion of others, commitment to family and society.

Apostolic missions including:

Special celebrations, giving thanks to the land, the corn harvest, celebration of the dead (Xantolo), elote festival, patron saint festivals, popular religiosity to the image of Our Father Jesus and the Virgin of Guadalupe, among others.

Training catechist leaders of their communities and young collaborators in children's catechesis.

Workshops and meetings for young people in the formation of values ​​and strengthening of their cultural identity.