Overview
- Officials integrated 19,000 new families at a Zócalo event, marking the latest expansion of the early‑childhood program.
- Coverage now reaches about 34% of children aged 0 to 3 in the capital, according to the city’s figures.
- Beneficiaries receive a bimonthly 1,200‑peso transfer paired with health checkups, nutrition support, vaccination and caregiver workshops.
- The government reports a 560‑million‑peso investment in the strategy this year.
- Authorities link the effort to plans for universal coverage and the build‑out of 300 child care and development centers within a Public Care System, with 90% of new beneficiaries identified as women caregivers.