Colonos 8 De Octubre Del Pescadero, Baja California Sur
There are approximately 200 families currently living in tents and makeshift housing outside of Pescadero, BCS. The Amigos have donated tinakos and water filters to 150 families, but 50 more families are still without access to clean water. And all the families lack basic needs. We need your cash donations to help our neighbors.
In the past five years – Many Mexican families have been priced out of home ownership and the rental housing market. Gentrification has driven the cost of living through the roof.
A community adjacent to Pescadero was recently established by the federal government of Mexico and will eventually accommodate thousands of people. To address the gentrification problem the federal government has allocated affordable (1/3 acre) lots available for purchase by Mexican citizens from all over Mexico.
Amigos De Los Campos
The Amigos is a group of concerned citizens living in Baja Sur, Mexico. Our Mission is to improve the living conditions of the residents of Colonos 8 De Octubre Del Pescadero (Campo). Our goal is to assist with the infrastructure and accessibility to all persons living in the neighborhood. We hope to improve housing, health, food, water, and sanitation for survival. Currently, all of the indigenous people residing in the Campo are struggling to live in uninhabitable living conditions. Your donation will help improve living conditions of those in need in the Colonos 8 de Octubre del Pescadero Campo. Amigos de Los Campos is a program of Life Resources Institute, a 501c3 non-profit located in Ashland Oregon.
Water is most critical
While many issues effect these residents, water has been identified as the most critical need. After the Amigos three distributions of 150 water systems in 2025 and 2026, fifty (50) families do not have any access to potable water.
Other critical supply needs
There is also a need for dry and canned food, children's and men's clothing, hygiene products, diapers, educational and construction materials. Donation drop-offs are at Shakas, Pescadero 62 and 5 Tacos in Las Tunas.
150 Cisterns are Distributed