Preventing Teen Pregnancy

End of School Year and Summer Activities 2025
We are proud to conclude the 2024–2025 school year, reaffirming our deep commitment to education and prevention in the most vulnerable communities of Cabo San Lucas. Through our workshops, we reached a large number of children, teenagers, and mothers in public schools and community kitchens, creating safe spaces for learning, reflection, and meaningful action.

During this period, we offered workshops focused on three urgent issues:

• Prevention of child and teenage pregnancy
• Domestic violence
• Child abuse

Each session was carefully designed to match the age and developmental stage of its participants, aiming to promote healthier, safer, and more conscious relationships within families.

The reality we face is alarming: in our region, there have been reported cases of pregnancy in girls as young as 9 and 10 years old. This stark situation drives us to continue strengthening sexual, emotional, and preventive education as essential tools to break cycles of violence and neglect.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our donors, whose continued support makes this program possible. Your belief in this mission allows us to educate and raise awareness about an issue that deeply impacts the well-being of children and adolescents.

We firmly believe that together we can transform lives. Each workshop, each conversation, and each smile is a seed planted toward a more just and safe future for our children and youth.

Advances in Children's Sexual Education.

We began the year 2025 with an agenda focused on sex education for elementary school children, specifically for fifth and sixth graders. To date, we have trained over 200 students, 18 teachers, and more than 300 parents from all elementary school grades through workshops focused on pregnancy prevention and child protection.

The workshops for children were conducted over two days. On the first day, topics such as sexual rights, contraceptive methods, STDs, teenage pregnancy, bullying, and sexual abuse prevention were covered. The second day focused on dynamic activities to reinforce these topics.

Teachers were also trained to detect bullying, abuse, and sexual violence, in addition to reviewing protocols for action. For parents, we provided guidance on these issues and the available support resources.

We are proud to report that the start of 2025 has marked significant progress in our work of sexual education and prevention for children and adolescents. The active participation of students, teachers, and parents has been key in creating a positive impact in the community. We will continue working to strengthen these programs and expand their reach in the future.

We deeply thank our donors, whose support makes it possible for us to continue educating and protecting children, teachers, and families. Their contribution is essential to generating a lasting positive impact in our community.