ANNUAL REPORT 2015Executive Summary

Juventud, Luz y Esperanza I.A.P.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Patronato

The Organization 3

Care Programs 5

Impact 12

Financial 17

To walk alongside vulnerable

people and their families, offering a

professional space on prevention,

risk reduction, and drug addiction

treatment, as well as critical

situations resulting from all the

above, with the goal of diminishing

personal, family and social suffering.

Mission

Vision

Being an institution recognized for the

excellence of its programs and professional

services, specialized in treatment and

prevention of addiction to psychoactive substances, as well as for the warmth towards

vulnerable people.

Values

Fraternity

HonestyCordiality

Respect Professionalism

Solidarity

THE ORGANIZATION

Juventud, Luz y Esperanza I.A.P. is a non profitinstitution dedicated to the treatment and

prevention of drug addictions, which provides

always a human and professional attention to its beneficiaries.

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STAFF

Ana Lira Montes de OcaChairwoman

Iris Romero AscanioSecretary

Bertha Arandia De la PeñaTreasurer

Members

• Bernardo Cardona Lira

• Enriqueta Demichelis

Berchiatti

• Icela Acuña Aznar

• Rufina Martínez Moreno

• Patricia Urencio Castro

Claudia Yolanda Helú VázquezGeneral Director

Lilia Cristina Soria GarcíaAdministration Coordinator

Verónica Mendoza OrdóñezInstitutional Development

Coordinator

Blanca Ferreyra AlarcónTreatment Coordinator

Abraham Hernández RojasPrevention Coordinator

Executive TeamBoard of Trustees

Some members of the Board

of Trustees at JLE 4

CARE PROGRAMS

TREATMENT

Valores

TREATMENT

The Juventud,

Luz y Esperanza

I.A.P. Treatment

Program, uses a

Day Center

Therapeutic

Community

model.

Our methodology is

based on the ECO2 Model, which was

developed by Mexican organizations advised by European

experts, having in mind the following goals:

To modify the negative concept of him or herself as well as life concepts, which might put him/her at risk of

becoming a drug user.

To rehabilitate his/her skills to face crisis situations.

To provide autonomy.

To create a structured life environment, which would allow him/her to

adopt habits, norms and rules to his/her lifestyle.

To achieve and

maintain

abstinence.

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For relatives of an experimenter or

dependent on alcohol and/or illicit

drugs, although the latter does not

receive treatment at JLE.

TREATMENT MODALITIES

For people with mild or moderate

dependence to alcohol and/or any illicit drugs.

For experimenters who initiate consumption of drugs and are not yet

dependent on them.

Outpatient

Treatment

Semiresidential

TreatmentFamily

Therapy

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PREVENTION

PREVENTION

The main purpose of

this program is to raise

public awareness in

the vulnerable

population, such as

young people,

regarding protective

resources within their

reach in order to

prevent psychoactive

drug consumption and

other associated risks.

The methodology of the program is based on the

Chimalli Prevention Model, that works with risk

and protective factors, through the teaching of life

skills.

On the basis of the results, a

10 lessons specific

program is designedfor each one of the

communities.

An initial diagnosis isperformed on each one of

the school communities.

At the same time,

networks of parentsare created and a specific

program is designed, according to the needs

identified in each network, in order to form self-managed

groups.

The program includes working with those school

teachers in preventive

workshops.

Finally, an assessment is performed by means of a measurement device for

impact; this enables us to observe the changes

generated by the program.

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OTHER ACTIVITIES IN PREVENTION

The team has an active

participation in fairs of universal

prevention in districts, universities and the ones organized by the civil

society.

Participation

in fairs

Workshops designed for children and

adolescents who are at an increased risk of consumption, mainly to relatives

of users and members of the

community.

Indicated

Prevention

It is a space to keep readers and

beneficiaries on the different activities

that are carried out in the preventive

lessons in schools.

luciernagasjle.blogspot.mx

Blog

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IMPACT

IMPACT

Along 30

years…

More than

35,000

personshave been served through

JLE’s care programs.

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POPULATION SERVED

In 2015…

1,601

beneficiarieswere assisted in Treatment and

Prevention.

2,200 persons in

floating population were served

with one of the care programs.

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ACHIVEMENTS IN TREATMENT

The success rates

are

40%as in the global

average of the

addictions

treatments.

The people served in this

program achieved:

To learn coping strategies of stress and suffering, to establish healthy social relations and appropriate decision making.

To improve their mental and physical condition and to promote the expression and management of emotions.

To strengthen their skills of social reinsertion in everyday life and to

develop a project of life: sports, school,

work, processing and retrieval of official

documents.

To recover and strengthen their values.

To have better relationships and family communication.

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ACHIEVEMENTS IN PREVENTION

The success

rates are

70%of the total

population served

with the program,

those who are

able to:

Acquire the minimum protective skills on the risks of substances consumption.

Increase knowledge about risk situations that are developed in their community.

Rise the knowledge level

of Life Skills.

Reject the consumption of

substances offer.

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FINANCIAL

YOUR DONATIONS IN PERCENTAGE

Donativos por Proyectos Donativos Personas

Físicas

Donativos Personas

Morales

Donativos en Especie

61%

12%

26%

1%

Donations by projects Individual donors Corporate donors In kind donations

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Prevención Tratamiento Administración Otros

INCOME & EXPENSES

Ingresos Egresos

Donativos Ingresos

Patrimoniales

Otros

48%

7%

45%

16%

80%

1%3%

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Donations

Income Expenses

Income fromassets

Others

Prevention Treatment Administration Others

CREDITS

Lago Ginebra N°28, Col. Cuauhtémoc Pensil, Miguel Hidalgo, C.P. 11490, Mexico City.

@JLEiap

/Jle Iap

/Juventud Luz y Esperanza IAP

Redaction and translation: Claudia Helú

Photographer:Dulce García

Designer: Verónica Mendoza

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