During their stay at CIMA, children acquire emotional stability that allows them to develop their self-confidence and self-esteem. This process of personal development is of utmost importance to give them the ability to face the challenges of life and manage conflict situations in a positive way.
Finally, CIMA prepares them for the future, providing them with support to resume and finish their schooling and also technical training that allows them to acquire the basic knowledge to develop autonomously in their adult lives.
Throughout its 30 years of work, CIMA has welcomed around 2,700 children, of which it is estimated that 70% have come out ahead, successfully achieving their family and social reintegration, and 30% have relapsed after discharge. , often due to an early exit against the team’s will.