The event is an event hosted by the National Council of La Salto Foundation and supported by the California Department of Criminal Justice (CSJ-SF). The program is supported in part by the State of California and the National Council of La Salto Foundation through the California Office of Advocacy and Education. The program's main function is teaching children to be willing to cooperate within any circumstance or to take up other options including sexual relations, relationships in the home or in private situations. The program assists youth in the process of transitioning from their childhood or adolescence to adulthood. We love our clients, said Dr. Maren, and when I asked for our grant, they said yes. We're so thankful for all the help that we received. In addition to the students, the Society is seeking partners who may be interested in being involved in this project, such as a therapist, psychologist, or therapist of any kind for the purpose of helping their clients transition to adolescence. Also, in conjunction with the program's primary purpose, this project invites members of the public to go ahead and engage in sex acts, including intercourse, with women (including men) at a level of intimacy that promotes their sexual exploration and eroticism before and after their experiences.