Prenatal care
Consultations, ultrasounds, clinical tests and medicines, with outside medical providers.
Give back in Los Cabos · Cabo San Lucas
A local nonprofit that walks with women facing a difficult pregnancy — medical care, emotional support, certified workshops and help after the baby arrives. Free and confidential.
Need help? · ¿Necesitas ayuda?Photo: VIFAC Los Cabos
Authorized donee in MexicoSAT, Annex 14 · 2026
Free & confidentialfor every mom they support
Part of VIFACa national network since 1985
Backed locallyby Los Cabos Children's Foundation
When a woman in Los Cabos faces a pregnancy alone, VIFAC is there — with medical care, someone to talk to, skills for work and a community that stays after the baby is born.

Consultations, ultrasounds, clinical tests and medicines, with outside medical providers.
Individual and group therapy in a safe, judgment-free space.
A pantry of food and basics for her home, every month.
Baking, cooking and candle making, certified by the state training institute.
Postpartum support, early stimulation and parenting talks.
Accompaniment through adoption processes, only if the mother asks for it.
If you are pregnant and need support, VIFAC's team can help — free and confidential.
¿Estás embarazada y necesitas apoyo? Escríbele a VIFAC Los Cabos: es gratis y confidencial.

What's in Cabo at VIFAC
In May 2024, the family behind What's in Cabo led a bracelet-making workshop for the moms at VIFAC Los Cabos. Around one long table they strung turquoise chips and colored beads — and at the end, everyone held up what they had made.
Your group can bring a skill of its own: VIFAC plans the morning with you.
Plan a workshop with VIFAC



Photos: What's in Cabo at VIFAC Los Cabos, May 24, 2024. We removed the names from the moms' name tags to protect their privacy.
Made in VIFAC's workshops
Candles from VIFAC Los Cabos' certified candle-making workshop.
40
women currently registered with VIFAC Los Cabos
81
moms, babies and children served in the last quarter of its 2025–26 year
$5,500MXN
the approximate cost of one mom's month of care
1985
the year the national VIFAC network was founded
Figures shared by VIFAC Los Cabos in September 2026; the national founding year, from vifac.org.
A mother's year
Every mom's path is different. This is what VIFAC Los Cabos offers along the way — and what a sponsor helps make possible.
A message on WhatsApp and a first, confidential conversation.
Consultations, ultrasounds and clinical tests with outside doctors, plus her medicines.
Individual and group therapy.
A pantry of groceries every month.
Certified productive workshops and a graduation.
Postpartum support, early stimulation and parenting talks.
VIFAC Los Cabos is a care center, not a shelter: it doesn't offer lodging, and medical care comes from outside providers.
Sponsor a mom's year
Your gift supports a full year of care in VIFAC's program — not a single person. Choose monthly or cover the whole year at once.

$1,000 MXN / month
Her individual therapy and a productive workshop, every month.
Choose
$5,500 MXN / month
Everything she receives in a month: prenatal care, ultrasound, tests, medicines, therapy, groceries and a workshop.
Sponsor a mom's yearWhat $5,500 MXN covers in one mom's month · approximate: health costs vary from mom to mom
To protect the women VIFAC serves, sponsors don't receive names, photos or direct contact with any mom — your support sustains the program that walks with them.
Transfer straight to VIFAC Los Cabos, in pesos or in US dollars. Then send VIFAC your transfer receipt — plus your tax data if you need a Mexican tax receipt — and VIFAC issues the donation receipt.
Mexican pesos · MXN
CLABE
128041199613200146
US dollars · USD
CLABE
128041199613200227
Other ways to give

Any amount helps, straight to VIFAC's bank account and with a receipt.
See the bank details
A babymoon, a baby shower, a wedding or a birthday in Cabo — give instead of favors.
Plan it with VIFAC
Bring new items from VIFAC's wish list: diapers, baby clothes, prenatal vitamins and more.
See the wish list
Cover one specific need: a month of diapers, pantries, therapy sessions, ultrasounds or workshop materials.
Ask about itWhat to donate
What VIFAC Los Cabos receives today. Flying in? Bring new items with their receipts, and message VIFAC before dropping anything off.
Groups & companies
Ten experiences designed by VIFAC Los Cabos for incentive groups, conferences, families and companies who want to see its impact up close.
Collect and assemble newborn kits — diapers, wipes, hygiene items, blankets and baby clothes. Get to know VIFAC and hand them over for the next moms.
Fund or gather what a pregnancy needs: prenatal consultations, ultrasounds, clinical tests, vitamins, medicines and maternity items — and see how VIFAC's support works.
Collect non-perishable food and hygiene products, then sort them and assemble complete pantries, delivered according to each family's needs.
A day prepared for the children of the moms VIFAC supports: games, stories, crafts and time together, plus educational materials for kids up to 5.
Share your team's know-how with VIFAC moms: cooking, sewing, crafts, entrepreneurship, personal finance, employability or self-care.
Adopt an improvement project at a VIFAC care center: painting, gardening, organizing, furniture or small upgrades for the families.
Each guest brings an item for a baby or a mom, and together you prepare packages VIFAC gives to women about to give birth.
For companies, families or groups: organize donations, assemble kits, prepare materials, or help with maintenance and logistics.
Pick one specific need — a month of diapers, pantries, therapy sessions, ultrasounds, workshop materials or equipment — set a goal and see the result.
Turn Christmas, Mother's Day, back to school, Children's Day or your company's anniversary into a donation campaign for VIFAC families.
VIFAC can design a social-responsibility experience around your group size, time, budget and goals.
Every activity is organized with VIFAC in advance and always respects the privacy of the families it serves.

Volunteer & events

Volunteer
VIFAC welcomes volunteers, and no experience is needed. Send the word «VOLUNTARIADO» by Instagram DM.
@vifacloscabos
Charity event
VIFAC Los Cabos' fundraiser. The first edition was held on October 26, 2024 at Rancho Frondoso, with six local chefs.
Follow for the next dateTaxes & receipts
Vifac Los Cabos, A.C. is an authorized donee (SAT, Annex 14, 2026) and issues the tax receipt for your donation when you send it your tax data.
Under the US–Mexico tax treaty, a gift to a Mexican charity is generally deductible only against income from Mexican sources. Please check with your tax advisor.
You pay VIFAC directly. What's in Cabo doesn't receive or handle donations and takes no commission.

What's in Cabo × VIFAC
In May 2024 the family behind What's in Cabo led a bracelet-making workshop for VIFAC's moms. This page keeps that going: it sends visitors, groups and donors straight to VIFAC Los Cabos.
Sponsor, bring your group, pack something good — or simply share this page.
Before you give
The Los Cabos chapter of VIFAC (Vida y Familia, A.C.), a Mexican nonprofit network founded in 1985 that supports women facing a pregnancy in vulnerable circumstances, free of charge. Vifac Los Cabos, A.C. is a care center in Cabo San Lucas; in September 2026 it had 40 women registered.
Yes, they are free and confidential. A woman in Los Cabos who is pregnant and needs support can write to VIFAC on WhatsApp at +52 624 184 8700 or email loscabos@vifac.org, from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm.
About $5,500 MXN, according to VIFAC Los Cabos (September 2026): a prenatal consultation, an obstetric ultrasound, clinical tests, medicines, individual therapy, groceries and a productive workshop. Health costs vary from mom to mom.
By bank transfer to VIFAC Los Cabos' US-dollar account (CLABE 128041199613200227, beneficiary VIFAC LOS CABOS A.C.). From a bank outside Mexico, message VIFAC first for the international wire details, and send it your receipt afterwards.
In Mexico, yes: Vifac Los Cabos, A.C. is an authorized donee (SAT, Annex 14, 2026) and issues the tax receipts. In the US, IRS Publication 526 says a gift to a Mexican charity is generally deductible only if you have income from Mexican sources, with the limit figured on that income. Check with your tax advisor.
VIFAC's wish list on this page covers pregnancy, postpartum, babies, kids up to 5 and pantry items. Mexico's customs agency allows up to US$500 in goods per air traveler besides personal luggage, and used clothing outside personal luggage is a prohibited import, so bring new items with receipts, or buy in Los Cabos, and message VIFAC before dropping them off.
Yes, with your family or group: VIFAC offers a day of service — organizing donations, assembling kits, preparing materials, maintenance or logistics — arranged in advance. If you live in Cabo, you can also join its volunteer team by sending «VOLUNTARIADO» by Instagram DM; no experience is needed.
Yes. VIFAC offers ten experiences for groups — from baby welcome kits and pantry drives to a workshop with a purpose or a day of service — and can design a tailor-made one around your group size, time, budget and goals.
No. VIFAC Los Cabos is a care center, not a shelter. Medical care comes from outside providers, and the program covers consultations, ultrasounds, clinical tests and medicines.
Yes. Brunch con Causa is its fundraiser: the first edition was held on October 26, 2024 at Rancho Frondoso, with six local chefs. Follow @vifacloscabos on Instagram for the next date.
In Cabo San Lucas. To protect the privacy of the women it serves, this page doesn't publish a street address: message VIFAC first on WhatsApp at +52 624 184 8700.
Vifac Los Cabos, A.C. (RFC VCA190211QG8) appears in SAT's 2026 list of authorized donees, and it belongs to VIFAC, a national network founded in 1985.
Los Cabos Children's Foundation supports VIFAC Los Cabos every month, according to VIFAC's own posts (August 2026).
No. You give directly to VIFAC Los Cabos' own bank account. What's in Cabo doesn't receive or handle donations, takes no commission, and VIFAC didn't pay for this page.