Alexis Paul Aguirre Huerta
Home/ Meet our kids Alexis Paul Aguirre Huerta Alexis is 9 years old. He was enrolled at Pasitos de Luz in 2016 when he was just 4. Alexis is a shy boy who tends to keep to himself, although he does love dancing, playing with bouncy balls, cuddly toys and toy cars. He also enjoys being […]
Construction of the second floor is complete
Construction of the second floor is complete On Monday July 25th the new second floor at Casa Connor was handed over to us by the architect Juan Pablo Mendoza Nuñez of PVR Contractor. We are pleased to report that the project was completed on time and within budget, marking the beginning of an exciting new […]
Jonathan (Johnny) Cruz Bellosa
Home/ Meet our kids Jonathan (Johnny) Cruz Bellosa Jonathan, or Johnny as he is known to his friends and family, is a sociable and extroverted young boy who started at Pasitos de Luz in 2015 at the age of 8. He is now 15 years old. Johnny loves taking part in group activities and sports, and […]
Adiós Maestra Martha
Adiós Maestra Martha After 18 years of service at Pasitos de Luz, Maestra Martha celebrated her retirement on April 30th. She will be greatly missed. Maestra Martha began working at Pasitos de Luz in 2004 and has, for almost two decades, dedicated herself to helping kids with disabilities be the best they can be. It was fitting […]
Construction of the second floor has begun!
Construction of the second floor has begun! A very exciting project got underway in March that will make it much easier for volunteers to donate their time and expertise to Pasitos de Luz, meaning more help for the kids. Ten dormitories are being added to Casa Connor that will be available to volunteers who plan […]
New arrivals at Pasitos this year
New arrivals at Pasitos this year It is always heartwarming to see new children arrive at Casa Connor, being helped off the bus for the first day of classes and therapies in their own special Castillo (Castle). Many are wide-eyed and excited, others nervous because it is their first time away from their parents. The important thing is that […]
