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Yessica Orellana was struggling to adapt to her new life in the United States when she had her son. One day, she came across a PCEP graduation on social media.

In 2009, Leticia Garibay attended a Women’s Day event to hear a well-known author speak, but an AVANCE representative said something that resonated so strongly that Leticia immediately registered for PCEP.

As a first-time mother, Gudelia felt disoriented and doubted her parenting skills. Then, AVANCE representatives knocked on her door with information about PCEP.

In 2016, Edna Alfaro was waiting for her daughter Megan at her elementary school when she was approached by AVANCE teachers with information about PCEP.

After a difficult pregnancy and the birth of her daughter, Noemí Patiño enrolled in PCEP when a friend suggested she attend the program.

Natalia Plaisant heard about AVANCE 18 years ago, but when her daughter was 16 months old, she finally decided to try PCEP.

Rita Garza was at her daughter’s elementary school when AVANCE representatives approached her about PCEP.

Simon Caro and Guadalupe Flores were enjoying a day in the park with their family when they received a flyer for PCEP.