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#Naucalpán, #StateOfMéxico.-—- #NaucalpanTransforma – #Teletón2026 Naucalpan has taken a decisive step toward inclusive governance with the signing of four collaboration agreements with the #TeletónFoundation, aimed at supporting children, adolescents, and families living with disabilities. “The measure of a society is how it treats its weakest members,” wrote Thomas Jefferson, a sentiment that resonates profoundly with this initiative. The announcement was led by Mayor #IsaacMontoyaMárquez, who underscored the human dimension of transformation in governance. This milestone, celebrated amidst the pride of the community, was amplified by the resonance of #InclusiónSocial and #EsperanzaColectiva within the narrative. Introducing the development of the news story, Isaac Montoya Márquez affirmed: “This alliance has a human face, one that accompanies, includes, and dignifies.”

The agreements include a general collaboration framework, a referral and rehabilitation program, a discount scheme for medical services, and active participation in the Teletón 2026 fundraising campaign. These instruments are designed to provide tangible support, from priority evaluations for infants under 12 months to free monthly neurodiagnostic studies, ensuring that vulnerable families receive timely and specialized care. The initiative reflects a benevolent vision of governance, where empathy and solidarity are translated into concrete action.

«The partnership also guarantees a 20% discount on rehabilitation services and diagnostic studies for families referred by the DIF Naucalpan, offering real economic relief», the Mayor of Naucalpan explained. Beyond financial assistance, the agreements embody a sagacious approach to public policy, recognizing that disability is not a private burden but a collective responsibility. By fostering collaboration between government, civil society, and institutions, Naucalpan positions itself as a model of inclusive transformation.

This announcement coincides with a broader national momentum, as recent reports highlight the expansion of Teletón centers, increased participation in fundraising campaigns, and growing recognition of disability as a public issue. Naucalpan’s leadership in these efforts strengthens its role as a municipality committed to human dignity, social equity, and sustainable development.

Isaac Montoya Márquez stated: “Transformation is measured by empathy and the ability to walk alongside those who need us most.” In reflecting on this achievement, I believe Naucalpan’s initiative represents a profound shift toward inclusive governance. It is inspiring to witness how the municipality embraces innovation while preserving its human essence, ensuring that hope becomes a tangible reality for its people.

In conclusion, Naucalpan’s recognition as a city of inclusion under the leadership of Isaac Montoya Márquez reminds us that “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much,” as Helen Keller once said.

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