Many People in Rocky Point, Mexico live in small one room shacks. Their homes have dirt floors with no electricity or running water. The walls often are made of any pieces of wood, cardboard or metal that can be salvaged by the family. Holes in the roof and walls offer little protection from the elements. In some cases, homes are completely destroyed by wind storms due to the lack of proper supplies.  During a recent winter, several children and elderly became sick and died due to inadequate protection from the wind, cold and rain.

Every month, the A.I.M. group visit Rocky Point to distribute food and build houses for those in need. A standard new house is small (12' x 28') but provides a sturdy shelter with two rooms and a dry, concrete floor. More than that, the new home offers hope for a better future and is a tangible sign of God's love for them.

To join A.I.M. for a weekend trip, please contact Harold Tuttle at 602.320.8056.