Promoting healthy and sustainable parenthood, with foundations and cohesion in the family and in society. Contribution to eradicating child poverty, ending discrimination against women in access to employment and promoting the mental health of children and families without economic resources. Empowering women to integrate into the world of work and society. Answering questions about pregnancy, family planning, sexuality and social issues, with referrals to clinical psychology (mothers and children) and gynaecology/obstetrics (when necessary). Delivering childcare items, nappies, milk, porridge and personal hygiene products. Follow-up at home in the post-natal phase to ensure that mothers are trained for healthy and sustainable motherhood. Carrying out training activities in the area of education, health and enrichment of personal knowledge, extended to the community in general (and at national level).