 | The Centro Madre Assunta provides shelter, as well as legal, medical and other services for women and children immigrants deported by U.S. Immigration authorities. Story and photos by Liliana Galvan Aramburo. |
 | Centro de Servicios is a community service center providing a variety of recreational, housing, community garden, housing and medical programs for the surrounding residents and community near the Universidad Iberoamericana. Story and photos by Yuri Blas Manrique. |
 | Clinica Esperanza is part of the Esperanze International, offering preventative health programs and medical services for the community in and around Tijuana's municipal dump. Story and photos by Julio Selva Saavedra. |
 | Fundacion Esperanza is a group dedicated to self-financing (micro-banks) and self-construction of housing for people in barrios throughout Tijuana. Story and photos by Victor Esparza. |
 | Casa de la Mujer - Grupo Factor X is an organization that provides health, legal and work-related assistance for women "maquiladora" workers in Tijuana's burgeoning industrial zones, including working with men and women around issues of domestic violence. Story and photos by Luz Aida Ruiz Martinez. |
