Over the past decade using a holistic approach contextualized into modern vernacular involving positive peer pressure of friends and family members, MG has been highly effective at preventing substance abuse and the subsequent downstream human tragedy of suicide, delinquency, teen pregnancy, gang participation and truancy. Children, adolescents and young adults share the principles and values they've learned in school with their friends and family members at home. The result, the young ambassadors become change agents greatly multiplying the impact of the program!

Mission Generation deals with the very complex socioeconomic issues that fuel alcohol and drug abuse. MG's approach not only takes into account the multifaceted factors of substance abuse, but recognizes the importance of cultural issues as well.

The results of this unique program and curriculum have been so convincing that secular governments, the Catholic Church and evangelical community have all come together making it trans-denominational and bipartisan. One of the greatest evidences of the program's success is the willingness of the recipients to pay for the program. In Bolivia parents and students co-pay with government which increases the participation, creativity and feedback.