Help Sexual abuse survivors go back to school

Behind every teenage mother is a young person with potential, dreams, and a future that still matters. When pregnancy results in school dropout, family rejection, or abandonment, that potential can become difficult to see. Our Restored Hope for Teenage Mothers Program is committed to helping these young mothers discover that their future can still be rebuilt.

F SSIBU Mission Foundation is supporting more than 120 teenage mothers across communities including Ksmuli, Mwanyagiri, and Kirinya. Many face the combined pressures of caring for young children, limited education, lack of income, and social isolation.

We work to create supportive pathways through counselling, mentorship, reproductive health education, family engagement, and practical skills development. Tailoring, hairdressing, electrical skills, craft work, and modern farming can help young mothers develop capabilities that may eventually support household income.

Our work also encourages families and communities to see these young mothers not simply through the circumstances they have experienced, but through their abilities and potential. When a young mother gains a skill, receives encouragement, or finds a supportive environment, she gains another opportunity to shape her future.

Donors make this work possible. Their support can provide training materials, mentorship, essential assistance, and opportunities for young mothers who have very few resources.

Help us restore possibilities where hope has been interrupted. By standing with teenage mothers today, you can help them build skills, confidence, independence, and a more secure future for themselves and their children.

The children we serve are growing up in communities where poverty can affect access to basic necessities and educational opportunities. Through Nurture 200 Lives, F SSIBU Mission Foundation is working to help these children move from vulnerability toward greater opportunity.

Our support responds to the practical realities children experience.

For girls, menstrual poverty can create challenges that interfere with school participation. Providing menstrual supplies helps address this need and supports greater dignity.

For examination candidates, preparation and educational support can help them approach important academic milestones with greater confidence.

More than 60 children are preparing for final examinations in early November, and we are committed to standing with them during this period.

We know that one intervention cannot solve every challenge a child faces. That is why Nurture 200 Lives takes a broader child-centered approach, supporting education alongside wellbeing, protection, basic needs, and family engagement.

Donors enable this work to reach children directly.

Their contributions help transform resources into practical opportunities for children who need additional support.

When you support Nurture 200 Lives, you help us create pathways through which vulnerable children can continue learning, developing, and pursuing possibilities beyond their current circumstances.

We invite more partners to join us in this mission and help nurture more lives across the communities we serve.