Ricky Marquez needed somewhere to go after school where he could try things, push himself, and not be judged for it. A friend encouraged him to join​ after enjoying the program and community it provided. Ricky showed up, ​tried it out, and now he's one of the most enthusiastic participants in the program, playing every sport, sharing ideas for recreational activities, complimenting teammates, and pulling others along with his energy.

Nancy knows what it means to show up for the people she loves​, and do what it takes. For years, life brought challenges that called on her deepest reserves of strength and dedication​, and she rose to the challenge again and again. Then, ​last April, she made a decision: it w​as time to provide that level of care for herself - time to prioritize her health.

The shift from reactive anger to calm self-regulation is one of the most significant transformations a young adult can make, and it can be one of the hardest. For David, it happened through the discipline of daily training in DSAL Boxing, the support of coaches who invested in him, and the discovery that physical exertion is one of the most effective tools for emotional regulation available to young people today.

Rosa's instructor Angie describes her simply, and powerfully: a strong woman who keeps moving forward, no matter what life puts in her path. More than four years into Muévete, and that resilience supports her in showing up for every single class. Rosa is the kind of participant who makes a program stronger just by being part of it. She shows up ready to move, stays to help with monthly cleanings, and jumps in for any activity the class needs, showing her support for the pr