In Placetas, the project is called “Renacer.” It is led by a team composed of a project coordinator, a priest, a Fidesco volunteer, and eight volunteers responsible for organizing the gatherings. Once a month, families are welcomed for an afternoon in the parish boarding school facilities. Young people with disabilities take part in various educational and recreational activities led by the volunteers: drawing, painting, dancing, educational games, and craft workshops. The outdoor space also allows for activities that encourage mobility and participation for everyone, regardless of their abilities. At the same time, Father Paul Alexandre offers families a time for spiritual reflection, listening, and sharing. These gatherings are also an opportunity to receive advice and support. Health professionals — psychologists, speech therapists, and educators — occasionally take part to offer training sessions and support parents in their daily lives, addressing topics such as interpersonal communication, care for people with disabilities, and family dynamics. Each meeting ends with a shared snack, a simple moment that strengthens the bonds between families, volunteers, and the young participants. Beyond these gatherings, priests and missionaries also visit people with disabilities in their homes. Some live in great isolation due to the lack of adapted structures or medical equipment. In this context, MissionCuba seeks to respond to the concrete needs of families. Thanks to the support of donors, it becomes possible to provide valuable material assistance: food, clothing, medicines, and essential equipment for the daily lives of these young people. In the longer term, the mission also hopes to create a day center in Placetas, offering the young people of the Renacer project a regular space for support, activities, and community life.