The Garibay Family
In 2009, Leticia Garibay attended a Women’s Day event to hear a well-known author speak. At the event, an AVANCE representative said something that resonated so strongly that Leticia immediately registered for PCEP.
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Un Mes de Gran Logros: Celebrando Logros y Compromisos en AVANCE
May was a remarkable month for AVANCE, full of events, celebrations, and milestones highlighting our commitment to families and building thriving communities. The month began with graduation ceremonies in El Paso and Austin, recognizing the hard work of our AVANCE to College graduates and celebrating their journeys of challenge and triumph. Among them was Mayra … Leer más
The Garza Family
Irene Garza began her journey with AVANCE in 2022 when she was 37 and her youngest son was two. She enrolled in PCEP expecting to improve her parenting skills but found so much more.
Jacquelyn Perez
At 19, Jacquelyn Perez became a mother after dropping out of high school and leaving home. A friend invited her to attend PCEP, and Jacquelyn, already familiar with AVANCE, didn’t hesitate.
Gudelia Reyes
As a first-time mother with a young daughter, Gudelia felt disoriented and doubted her parenting skills. Then, AVANCE representatives knocked on her door with information about PCEP.
The Cortez Family
When Janet and Herbert Cortez’s young son Emanuel was diagnosed with a speech delay, his speech therapist suggested PCEP and referred the family to AVANCE. Janet called immediately.
El Juguete AVANCE: Un Camino hacia el Bienestar Mental
As we observe Mental Health Awareness Month, we reflect on the unique ways we can foster well-being in our community. A prime example of this at AVANCE is found in something quite close to home: the AVANCE Toy. These handcrafted toys are also powerful tools for promoting mental health. Crafting an AVANCE Toy is an … Leer más
The Escobar Family
In 2016, Azalia Escobar attended a class she found online, but she could tell immediately that it wasn’t what she was looking for. She spoke with the teacher, who directed her to AVANCE and PCEP.
Edna Alfaro Ramblas
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.
The Chapa Family
In 1990, Georgette Chapa was a 20-year-old stay-at-home mom with a young son when her sister-in-law, an AVANCE Home Visitor, invited her to attend PCEP.