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IMSS Opens Registration for Childcare Centers in Ciudad Juárez

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IMSS Initiates Registration for Childcare and Early Education Centers in Ciudad Juárez

Chihuahua, July 30, 2026 – The Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) in Chihuahua has announced the opening of the registration period for its Childcare and Early Education Centers (CECI) located in Ciudad Juárez. This initiative is specifically designed to support daughters and sons of workers affiliated with the Mandatory Regime of the IMSS.

Registration for CECI Paraje Oriente, San Isidro, and Gladiolas

The registration process is now active for three specific CECI facilities in Ciudad Juárez: Paraje Oriente, San Isidro, and Gladiolas. These centers aim to provide comprehensive care and early education services, ensuring a safe and enriching environment for children while their parents are at work.

Targeting Affiliated Workers

This program underscores IMSS’s commitment to the welfare of its affiliated workers and their families. By offering accessible childcare solutions, the institute seeks to alleviate the burden on working parents and promote a better balance between work and family life.

Further details regarding the registration requirements, necessary documentation, and deadlines can be obtained directly from the IMSS Chihuahua offices or through their official communication channels.

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