Together we build aprevention culture

Through our projects, partnerships and training, we seek to transform the reality of the region by promoting healthy practices in women and men of reproductive age.
Fundación de Waal en Feria ABCD Prenatal - Bolivia
Trabajo con adolescentes - Fundación de Waal
Campaña Yo Decido - Fundación de Waal

Our areas of action

We are committed to transforming realities and generating a positive and lasting impact in the region through our areas of action:

Área de acción Fundación de Waal - Adolescencia

Adolescence

Icono área de acción Fundación de Waal - Salud Sexual y Reproductiva

Sexual and Reproductive Health

Área de acción Fundación de Waal - Lactancia

Pregnancy

Área de acción Fundación de Waal - Primera Infancia

Early childhood

Our presence inLatin America

The de Waal Foundation works in four Latin American countries: Bolivia, Ecuador, Honduras and El Salvador. Our work covers key regions, where we implement the Prenatal Program and various projects, ranging from one-time actions to long-term initiatives. We collaborate with multiple partners in key stages of the process, from the initial diagnosis to the evaluation of results.

Alliances that drive change

We work with organizations that share our vision. Together, we multiply our impact and reach further.

Network of mediators

Our network of mediators consists of more than 67,000 professionals and advocates in Latin America who serve as agents of change in their communities. Their work transforms the reality of the region by raising awareness and promoting responsible practices among women and men of reproductive age.

The numbers tell us that there is much to be done

Approximately 30%

of children in Latin America are at risk of not reaching their potential because of poverty and malnutrition.

Source: UNICEF 2021

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Each year, approximately

0 million teenage pregnancies

who face a higher maternal mortality rate than adult women.

Source: UNFPA 2025

The numbers tell us that there is much to be done

Approximately 30%

of children in Latin America are at risk of not reaching their potential because of poverty and malnutrition.
Source: UNICEF 2021

p

Each year, approximately

1000000 million teenage pregnancies

who face a higher maternal mortality rate than adult women.

Source: UNFPA 2025

Our campaignsawareness-raising

Through our campaigns, we educate and sensitize communities about the importance of building a culture of prevention.

"I Decide"

This campaign aims to empower adolescents to make responsible, informed decisions.

See campaign

3+9=12

At least 3 months of preparation and 9 months of gestation: a 12-month pregnancy.

See campaign

ABCD Prenatal

ABCD stands for the 4 keys to prevent diseases and deficiencies in unborn babies.

See campaign

Good start, better future

The first 1000 days of the child, starting from the moment of conception until the child's first two years.

See campaign