In 1989, being Jorge Serrano Limon the president of the National Pro-Life Comittee, in Mexico, he attended an international conference convened by Human Life International (HLI) in New Orleans, United States, where he met Magaly Llaguno, executive director of Vida Humana Internacional, the Hispanic section of HLI. At that congress participated as a lecturer Laura Nelson, founder of the Crisis Pregnancy Centers in Chicago. She recounted how the abortion, far from being the solution to their unexpected pregnancy, the experience proved to be the most unpleasant in his life as it left her a very big emptiness. She said: "If someone would have explained to me what was going to happen and what the abortion is, I wouldn´t never done it." Jorge met with Laura to see the possibility of doing the same job in Mexico.

One month after the Congress, Jorge was invited to a debate on the radio on abortion, Where an anti-life feminist questioned him about what was doing the Pro-Life Committee for Women which are facing an unexpected pregnancy.

Both the interview with Laura Nelson and his attendance to the Congress of HLI and the debate, did that members of the Pro-Life Committee, raised the possibility of opening immediately an Aid Center for Women (CAM) in Mexico. Thus, on August 15 1989, the first CAM opens its doors in Mexico City. There are currently 40 CAM's in Mexico and have served more than 60,000 women, of whom We are certain that 85% of them abandoned the idea of an abortion.

Many years later, during a Pro-Life congress in Guadalajara, Mexico organized with the support of Human Life International (HIV), Jorge Serrano suggested Magaly Llaguno the idea of establishing a network to unite efforts at the international level and create CAMs as those of Mexico, throughout Latin America. The women aid network that emerged to promote the health and welfare of women in the Hispanic world through assistance services and education is now a reality thanks to God and the unity and cooperation that was established since. The network project is being carried out now, with the support of Human Life International and Vida Humana Internacional, its Hispanic section.

Pope John Paul II wrote in his encyclical Evangelium Vitae on the importance of helping the pregnant women in crisis:

"Newborn life is also served by centers of assistance and homes or centers where new life receives a welcome. Thanks to the work of such centers, many unmarried mothers and couples in difficulty discover new hope and find assistance and support in overcoming hardship and the fear of accepting a newly conceived life or life which has just come into the world (EV # 88). A mother welcomes and carries in herself another human being, enabling it to grow inside her, giving it room, respecting it in its otherness. Women first learn and then teach others that human relations are authentic if they are open to accepting the other person: a person who is recognized and loved because of the dignity which comes from being a person and not from other considerations, such as usefulness, strength, intelligence, beauty or health" (EV # 99).

We thank God for chosen us as instrument to offer a choice of life to all those who face an unexpected pregnancy and are at the crossroads of abortion. We ask Him for His blessing and to enable us to keep working without losing sight that this work is His and these Centers to Help Women are a mean to consolidate the Culture of Life worldwide.