Together with the Children is dedicated to permanently ending the misery of street children

Together With The Children is the sister organisation of the JUCONI Foundation (Junto Con Los Ninos) that has transformed the lives of thousands of children and their families in Mexico and Ecuador

JUCONI has been awarded First Prize for Best Practice by UNICEF

JUCONI is a highly professional organisation with an exceptional understanding of the very complex issues affecting street children and their families, which has stemmed from meticulous record keeping and in depth analysis over nearly 25 years

JUCONI has developed a pioneering model to address the needs of street children and their families and shares this knowledge worldwide through its training programme

We have a focus on quality over quantity and seek to permanently break the cycles of family violence to the benefit of both current and future generations

Over 80% of the children supported by JUCONI now live in safe family environments and have access to health care and education

"JUCONI's educational-therapeutic approach is shared nationally and internationally with other civil society organisations and government programmes through their Technical Support Centre which offers a range of training, consultancy and on-line services." Every Child

ALISON LANE OBE 1961-2015

It is with the deepest sadness and regret that we announce the death of Juconi’s Director General, Alison Lane, aged just 54. Alison had been hospitalised for some weeks following complications arising from a spider bite and suffered a fatal heart attack on 11th July. We extend our deepest condolences to her family for their tragic loss.

Alison devoted 25 years of her life to Juconi during which time she has transformed the lives of countless street children who have been reintegrated with their families and who again have access to education and healthcare. Furthermore, in addition to her work in Mexico, she has helped and trained other organisations around the globe to better understand family violence and to provide practical solutions.

Her immense contribution to this field was recognised in 2003 when she was awarded an OBE in Her Majesty the Queen’s Birthday Honours List. Furthermore, under Alison’s stewardship, Juconi was awarded best practice by UNICEF.

Alison will be greatly missed by her colleagues, partner organisations and friends worldwide.

A replacement Director General for Juconi will be sought and expressions of interest for the post have already been received from within many of the world’s leading children’s organisations. Further details of the new appointment will be provided in due course.