Training programs and associations are providing young people with foundations for emotional and relational life

Various training programs and associations have emerged in recent decades to address affectivity and sexuality. These initiatives aim to help young people understand themselves and build self-confidence to make informed, free choices.

According to Aleteia, these programs follow Christian anthropology but do not present their content as catechism. They seek to address the concerns of young people while respecting the primary role of parents in educating their children. Many private schools use these resources to fulfill requirements for education in affectivity, relationships, and sexuality.