Category: Medical Attention

Handling discrimination [su_dropcap style=”default” size =”2″]1[/su_dropcap] Identify it: you are being discriminated against when a person treats you harmfully based on your personal characteristics such as your nationality, skin color, language, gender, sexual preference, disability, religion or socioeconomic status, among others. [su_dropcap style=”default” size =”2″]2[/su_dropcap]Remember that discrimination can take many forms: it can be an insult,… Read more

10 useful practices for taking care of our mental health [su_note note_color=”#dfedee” radius=”0″] We are aware that mental health isn´t a priority for everyone, although, believe it or not, it also plays a vital role in how we feel during our journey or when we are settling into a community. Here is some practical advice to… Read more

Recommendations by COVID 19 for people in transit   Symptoms   What should I pay attention to? Fever higher than 38 degrees. Cough. Sore throat. Runny nose. Red eyes. Headache. Muscle pain. Joint pain. Difficulty breathing.   Contagion   What can I do not to get infected? Keep your distance and limit physical. Wash your… Read more

National Red Cross and ICRC Societies in the region recommend self-care measures and stress the need to mitigate the humanitarian consequences suffered by migrants. Find out. It is very important that you are familiar with the route you are going to follow on your trip, the climates you are going to face, the hostels and… Read more

[su_note note_color=”#dfedee” radius=”0″] Learn about the Sanctuary Clinic Program: HIV protection and care for migrants and repatriated Mexicans in CDMX, at Clínica Especializada Condesa and Clínica Especializada Condesa Iztapalapa “Jaime Sepúlveda Amor”. [/su_note] The migrant population will receive the following administrative services for their inclusion in the Sanctuary Clinic Program: [su_list icon=”icon: child” icon_color=”#9f9f9f” indent=”-10″]… Read more