OUR MISSION
Providing psychosocial support to teen mothers and improving girls’ access to sexual and reproductive health and rights education, information and services.
OUR VISION
Flourishing teen mothers and girls getting first pregnancy at a consent age.
" WE ASPIRE TO EMPOWER AND TRANSFORM "
OUR PROGRAMMES
Teen Mothers' Support Programme
This is a programme aimed at empowering teen mothers to thrive optimistically, make informed health decisions through psychosocial support, sexual and reproductive health and rights education. Read More About this Programme
Pregnancy Prevention Programme
This programme is aimed at empowering school adolescent girls to make health informed decisions to deal with prevention of teenage pregnancy. Read More About this Programme
Family Reconciliation Programme
This program is aimed at helping teen mothers reconcile with their families. This programme apply to rejected and neglected teen mothers by either their families or men responsible for the pregnancy. Some families tend to stigmatise, reject and neglect their girls once they get pregnant which limits their future. Men responsible for the pregnancy tend to deny or become irresponsible leaving teen mothers and their children to suffer. This programme helps teen mothers with such experience to rebuild relationships.
IMPACT STORIES
Meet Madina, a Senior Teen Mother
Sharing my story with teen mothers relieved my distress! I can’t stop helping them…
Meet Jannette, a Senior Teen Mother
Being a rape victim can’t shy me from inspiring teen mothers,….
OUR COMMUNITY
Teen Mothers need strong communities to get the best possible start in life. For nearly three years. Provident teen mothers has worked to build a network of support to teen mothers we serve.
OUR PARTNERS
MEET OUR TEAM
Provident Teen Mothers is led by passionate contributors. Steven a Nurse, Pauline Business Administrator and Dan our director of programs. Trained Senior Teen Mothers preside over support groups and family reconciliation meetings in communities as ground leaders.
