Teenage mothers often face a unique set of challenges, from balancing motherhood with education to dealing with societal stigma and economic hardship. Many are forced to drop out of school, leaving them with limited opportunities to secure stable employment or improve their economic situations. This cycle of poverty and inequality can trap them and their children in difficult circumstances.
We are committed to breaking this cycle by providing teenage mothers with the tools, resources, and skills they need to become financially independent. Through our economic empowerment programs, we offer training in various trades, financial literacy courses, and support for starting small businesses. By equipping these young women with marketable skills, we help them create sustainable livelihoods, build self-confidence, and secure a better future for themselves and their children.
Economic justice is not just about financial independence—it’s about giving teenage mothers the dignity, respect, and opportunities they deserve. When we empower these young women, we are empowering entire communities.