PILARES 2026 Opens 6,400 Paid Opportunities in Mexico City’s Social Programs
PILARES has opened applications for its 2026 social programs, offering thousands of opportunities in education, sports, and community development. The call targets 6,400 participants across five initiatives, with stipends ranging from MXN 4,250 to MXN 18,500 per month. Registration began on January 5 via the official PILARES platform.
The programs cover diverse areas to boost skills and wellbeing in Mexico City. 'Mexico City, the Most Athletic: Ponte Pila 2026' will include 2,880 beneficiaries, with monthly payments between MXN 4,250 and MXN 14,600. 'PILARES 2026 Community Arts and Knowledge Workshops' will support 897 participants, offering stipends from MXN 9,000 to MXN 18,500.
The 'PILARES 2026 Cyber Schools' initiative seeks 1,661 facilitators, with earnings of MXN 8,500 to MXN 15,000. Meanwhile, 'PILARES: Education for Economic Autonomy 2026' plans to hire 900 facilitators, backed by an investment of MXN 99.267 million. The 'PILARES Wellbeing Scholarship 2026' will also bring in 62 workshop leaders, each receiving MXN 9,000 to MXN 15,000 monthly.
To qualify, applicants must be at least 18, reside in Mexico City, and hold Mexican citizenship or legal residency. They must not receive other government aid or hold public-sector jobs. An active email account is also required for registration.
The initiative aligns with President Claudia Sheinbaum’s expanded 2026 budget for social programs, focusing on education and social security. Successful candidates will join projects designed to strengthen community development across the capital. Applications remain open through the PILARES online platform.
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