The Renewal of Disability Permit Stickers Begins: DIF Tijuana
The process for renewing disability permit stickers has officially commenced as of December 1st, according to the Integral Family Development System (DIF) of Tijuana. Residents looking to renew their stickers have until March 2025 to complete the process. It is anticipated that approximately 20,000 people will participate in the renewal or apply for the first time, as stated by Paola Leyva Izaguirre, the director of DIF Tijuana.
Leyva Izaguirre emphasized the importance of this initiative, stating, “We are facilitating this process to ensure that everyone who requires it can access this crucial benefit.”
Individuals interested in renewing their permits should visit the DIF Tijuana office, located on Boulevard Insurgentes, across from Parque Morelos. The office operates Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Applicants need to present their disability ID and the original sticker.
First-time applicants must provide the following documentation:
– Voter ID (INE) from the city of Tijuana
– Updated birth certificate
– Certified CURP
– Proof of residence no older than 3 months
– Medical certificate outlining the disability diagnosis, issued by IMSS, ISSSTE, ISSSTECALI, or the applicant’s specialist.
It’s critical that applicants appear in person to complete the process. Additional details are available by calling 6088200 extension 8030 or by visiting the office in Tijuana.
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**Expanded Awareness and Support for Disabled Individuals in Tijuana**
In parallel with the renewal of disability permit stickers, there’s a growing push within Tijuana to improve accessibility and support for disabled residents. City officials are examining ways to enhance infrastructure and public facilities to ensure they meet the needs of all citizens. This includes potential expansions of accessible transportation options and increased funding for community programs designed to aid those living with disabilities.
Advocacy groups within the city are playing a vital role in these discussions, urging for policy changes that better accommodate disabled individuals and improve their quality of life. These efforts highlight a broader commitment to inclusivity and accessibility within Tijuana, aiming to set standards for cities across the region.
The collaborative effort between local government, non-profits, and residents showcases a unified approach towards a more inclusive society, proving beneficial not only to those directly affected by these challenges but the community at large.
Stay connected for more updates on how Tijuana is supporting its disabled community and the positive changes on the horizon.