The Warmi community of low income women, many of whom are illiterate, are encouraged to participate in the reading and learning center while undergoing job training.

The work at the center required the housewives to form a day-care program for their children. This day-care center proved so successful that many other children of the neighborhood are now enrolled in it.  At the day-care facility children receive food, help with their homework,  and medical assistance.

Warmi participated in a beautification project for the neighborhood by planting trees, and also completed a drinking water project.  Currently, they are creating “El Rincon de la Mujer,” a center where women can ask for help, relax or talk to one another.  More information is available on the official Warmi website http://www.warmi.org or here.