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Teenage pregnancies on the rise

We are here to suport every unmarried teenage mother/father to continue formal education and skills acquisition
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about us

Bridging the gap between young single parents, success, and community inclusion.

Supporting young single parents in overcoming barriers, achieving stability, and reaching their full potentials through connection and community.

4

years

Our Location

Current Locations & Expansion

We are currently domiciled in the United Kingdom and Nigeria while we expand to other parts of the world.

recent campaign

donate to charity campaign around the world!

raised

$7000

remaining

$10,000

expire date

19 jun, 2021

raised funds 70%

raised

$8500

remaining

$10,000

expire date

19 jun, 2021

raised funds 85%

call to action

Make a difference

Become a volunteer and help single teen parents build a brighter future.

    Our Pillars

    Three pillars that we focus on

    Hope

    Providing guidance, mentorship, and emotional support.

    Empower

    Teaching practical skills, vocational training, and life skills.

    Health

    Ensuring young parents have access to essential healthcare services.

    upcoming event

    Come to our events for more info

    28th

    may

    Breaking the silence, empowering change: Join us on May 28th, 2025, for World Menstrual Hygiene Day.

    Executive Director/ founder

    Dr. George Amakor PhD

    PhD in Sociology, Lecturer in Sociology

    Learning and development officer

    Janice Amakor

    MSc in Organisational Leadership and Management.

    Outreach Coordinator West Africa/Nigeria

    Ngozika Ogbonna

    Bsc Sociology/ Anthropology,
    MSc Public Health

    Secretary and communications officer

    Dr. Grace Atsegwasi PhD

    LLB, LLM, BL, PhD Law. Lecturer in law & Health & Social care.

    Mental Health practitioner

    Ernest Nonso Ezeokeke

    BSc Sociology

    insights and update

    Our recent blog and news

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    The Impact of Gender Bias on Young Parents and How to Overcome It

      Young Parents in today’s society, are faced by the persistent presence…

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    Give a helping hand to single teenage parents

    We engage with governments at various levels to advocate for improvement of policies and procedures in favour of young people, women, especially young unmarried mothers and their children in various communities.