PROMADRES, Online learning platform for teenager mothers or pregnant at Risk of Social Exclusion

The early pregnancy involves health risks of teenagers and their babies, psychological disorders, and has social, economic and educational implications, increasing the risk of social exclusion for this population. There is evidence that when prenatal care and adequate social support is given, positive results are achieved for both the teen and her baby. There is also evidence of the effectiveness of programs to minimize these negative effects by early incorporation into pregnancy monitoring programs, as well as educational and social inclusion.
The project focuses on identifying needs and share different perspectives from the point of view of different professionals who have contact with teenagers and young women who become pregnant in problematic ways in different countries to share solutions where they exist and seek new proposals where not. Subsequently, these best practices will be included into a comprehensive training curriculum online to interact with teens. The comprehensive training platform will consist of 3 identified areas: health, social work-psychology, and education-employability.