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Jóvenes Constructores de la Comunidad (JCC) - Faro del Saber Constituyentes

Av. Constituyentes esq. Calle General José Morán Sin número, Daniel Garza al Poniente, 11840 Ciudad de México, CDMX
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Av. Constituyentes esq. Calle General José Morán Sin número, Daniel Garza al Poniente, 11840 Ciudad de México, CDMX
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Descripción:

Qué es

Jóvenes Constructores de la Comunidad, A.C. (JCC) es una organización de la sociedad civil mexicana sin fines de lucro, creada en 2004, a partir del modelo de YouthBuild USA (en Estados Unidos, dicha intervención combinaba capacitación en oficios de la construcción con acompañamiento para concluir el bachillerato). JCC forma parte de YouthBuild International, una red con presencia en más de 25 países. Su director ejecutivo nacional es José Ramón Garrido Susacasa. Su misión es promover el desarrollo humano y mejorar las opciones de empleabilidad y reinserción escolar de jóvenes de comunidades marginadas, mediante un modelo que combina formación y capacitación con la construcción de mejoras físicas para su propia comunidad, acompañándolos en la generación de su proyecto de vida y su inserción laboral.

A quién atiende

  • Jóvenes de 18 a 29 años (en algunos proyectos específicos, de 17 a 24 años) de comunidades marginadas, en situación de desempleo y/o sin estudios concluidos.
  • Con especial atención a zonas de alta marginación y violencia, como el municipio de Iztapalapa en la Ciudad de México, así como Monterrey, Ciudad Juárez y Tijuana.
  • Mujeres jóvenes de 16 a 29 años, a través de proyectos específicos de empoderamiento económico, dado que suelen enfrentar mayor desventaja: ingresan en promedio 15% menos que los hombres jóvenes y presentan tasas de desempleo más altas.

Servicios que ofrece

  • Modelo de formación, capacitación e inserción laboral: combina desarrollo de competencias para la vida y el trabajo con proyectos de recuperación de espacios públicos construidos por los propios jóvenes participantes.
  • Capacitación técnica en oficios, originalmente vinculados a la construcción, y actualmente ampliados a otras áreas según el contexto y las alianzas vigentes.
  • Desarrollo socioemocional y preparación para el mundo laboral, incluyendo acompañamiento en la generación de un proyecto de vida.
  • Vinculación laboral directa, incluyendo acceso a prácticas profesionales y apoyo para la colocación en empleo.
  • Programa "Jóvenes con Rumbo" (Youth Pathways), como parte de la red de YouthBuild México, implementado en centros juveniles (por ejemplo, en la colonia Desarrollo Urbano Quetzalcóatl, Iztapalapa), con fortalecimiento de habilidades básicas para la vida, capacitación laboral y sesiones de mentoría.
  • Proyecto CIMA (Capacitación Integral de Mujeres en Acción): implementado junto con The Trust for the Americas y SERAJ, con financiamiento de la Conrad N. Hilton Foundation; ofrece capacitaciones y mentorías presenciales y virtuales en habilidades técnicas, para la vida, digitales y de empoderamiento a mujeres jóvenes, orientadas a su inserción en la industria de la hospitalidad en la Ciudad de México.
  • Fortalecimiento institucional, incluyendo apoyo en áreas de recursos humanos y movilización de recursos, a través de alianzas con organizaciones donantes como EMpower.

Servicios que ofrece:

Capacitación educativa, Capacitación para el trabajo, Impulso al emprendimiento/economía solidaria
Sitio web:
  • www.jovenesconstructores.org
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Youtube:
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Proyecto Centros Jóvenes con Rumbo
Proyecto Centros Jóvenes con Rumbo
00:52
Jóvenes Constructores de la Comunidad 2022
Jóvenes Constructores de la Comunidad 2022
00:57
Reconstruyendo Madrid breve
Reconstruyendo Madrid breve
00:02
Reconstruyendo Madrid
Reconstruyendo Madrid
19:21
Las y los jóvenes que construyen nuestra comunidad
Las y los jóvenes que construyen nuestra comunidad
01:48:30
Fundación Allen
Fundación Allen
01:09
Fundación AlEn
Fundación AlEn
00:01
Visita de nuestro fundador David Calvert e inauguración del muro GENERACIONES JCC
Visita de nuestro fundador David Calvert e inauguración del muro GENERACIONES JCC
02:28
Convocatoria Jóvenes con Rumbo
Convocatoria Jóvenes con Rumbo
00:51
JCC en "Hola Azteca" de Tijuana
JCC en "Hola Azteca" de Tijuana
04:40
Contacto:
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  • info@jovenesconstructores.org

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