Message From The President | Board Of Directors | Our Staff
JANET P. REALINI, MD, MPH – President
Dr. Realini is a nationally recognized physician devoted to reducing teen and unplanned pregnancy. After a successful career in academic family medicine, she served as Medical Director of Family Planning at San Antonio Metropolitan Health District, where she founded the City of San Antonio’s teen pregnancy prevention program, Project WORTH.
Dr. Realini authored Big Decisions a Texas-friendly, “Abstinence-Plus” sexuality curriculum for teens, which is used by a growing number of Texas school districts and community agencies. In 2006, Dr. Realini founded Healthy Futures, and has served as President of the Board and as volunteer Executive Director.
MARGO DELAGARZA – Project SpecialistMargo DelaGarza has over 10 years of social service experience working with families and youth. Margo served as Director of Youth Services for the Comfort Area Youth Commission and has worked for the State of Texas as a Child Abuse Investigator. She is passionate about empowering and uplifting youth.
Margo is a doctoral candidate at St. Mary’s University. She received her Master’s Degree in Psychology from the University of Texas at San Antonio in 2006, and her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology in 1999. She is currently working on a dissertation investigating socialization and idealistic expectations in intimate relationships. She has also conducted research on identity development, self-concept, and relationships. Margo currently coordinates the activities of the Healthy Futures Alliance coalition, and conducts presentations for parents and teens throughout San Antonio and the surrounding area. She also trains other professionals on how to conduct presentations.
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Jennifer Moore – Project Specialist
Jennifer has lived in San Antonio for more than 17 years, and is proud to call the city her home. She is invested in helping teens developing healthy behaviors. She has interned with the City of San Antonio’s teen pregnancy prevention program, Project WORTH. She has also served as a graduate teaching instructor for an introductory health and human behavior course at Baylor University.
Jennifer completed her Master’s of Public Health from Baylor University in 2011, specializing in community health education. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Education from Baylor University in 2009. She is also a Certified Health Education Specialist. As health educator, she coordinates and conducts presentations for teens all over San Antonio. She also helps to coordinate activities for the Me Now Baby Later Campaign and a new social media campaign, Think You Know It, for young adults.
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Analía M. Narvaez
Analía is Administrative Assistant, providing support 
to Healthy Futures of Texas’ office, programs, and staff. Prior to joining Healthy Futures in November of 2011, Analía was employed with Project QUEST, Inc. for 12 years, where she worked with and supported the Executive Director and Program Directors. Having previously been employed with Senior Community Services as a Community Coordinator and the State of Texas Office of the Attorney General Child Support Division as a Program Specialist, Analía is no stranger to emerging community concerns. She has a deep sense of loyalty and a great love for the San Antonio Community, and she has over 20 years’ experience in office administration and support.
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Samantha Hernandez, Intern
Samantha is a senior at UTSA. She will be graduating in May with a Bachelors of Science in Health with a Concentration in Community Health.
“When told that I would need to do an internship I knew right away that I would want to be in an organization that dealt with sexual health education. I find this particular area of health is extremely important to the youth of today. So I was very excited to have the opportunity to work with Healthy Futures of Texas. Once I graduate form UTSA I hope to work in the same area of health.”
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Robyn Koch, Intern
Robyn is currently a Master of Public Health (MPH) student at the UT School of Public Health in San Antonio. Her interests include maternal and child health, sexual health, and nutrition. She hopes to work abroad when she finishes her degree, addressing global health issues.
She loves camping, swimming, arts and crafts, and spending time with her family. Robyn lived her entire life in Minnesota until June of 2011, when she moved to Texas for graduate school.
Robyn has three sisters and one brother, one baby niece, and a 5 year-old nephew. She loves to travel and hopes to travel extensively in the future.
As an intern with Healthy Futures, Robyn assists with sessions with youth in SAISD and community agencies.
