In the heart of Cd. Juárez, where hope often feels scarce, Punto Zero stands as a sanctuary for those whom society too quickly forgets. Our humble haven shelters approximately thirty-five mentally challenged individuals who would otherwise face the harsh reality of life without protection or care.

 

The name Punto Zero carries profound meaning. It was conceived by our founders, Beto and Lupe. (Beto lost his life during the COVID-19 pandemic.) His philosophy resonates with a universal truth: we are all just one point—“zero” distance—from mental vulnerability.

 

Though Punto Zero lacks professional medical resources, what it offers is beyond measure. Here, our staff carries on Beto’s legacy, sacrificing their own comforts to ensure each resident receives life’s most essential gifts—a safe place to sleep, regular meals, and the dignity of peace.

 

Our commitment transcends charity; it is a testament to the power of human compassion in its purest form. Without fanfare or recognition, our staff has created something miraculous—a place where the forgotten are remembered, the vulnerable find strength, and love proves more powerful than limitation.

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