SDG 4, 5, 8

Teenage Mothers Program: The Rescue

Young mothers face some of the steepest barriers to continuing their education and building independent futures. The Rescue walks alongside them toward self-reliance.

Overview

What this program does

The Rescue supports teenage mothers through counselling, skills training, education reintegration, business support and ongoing mentorship — helping them rebuild a path toward self-reliance on their own terms.

Quick Facts

Focus areasSDG 4, 5, 8
RegionTrans-Nzoia & West Pokot, Kenya
StatusActive
Background

Why this program exists

Teenage motherhood often ends a girl's education and narrows her options overnight. The Rescue was created to change that outcome — walking with young mothers through the practical and emotional work of returning to school or building an independent livelihood.

Objectives

What we're working to achieve

01

Support emotional recovery

Provide counselling to help young mothers process their circumstances and plan forward.

02

Reopen the path to education

Help mothers re-enrol in school or vocational training where possible.

03

Build income-generating skills

Offer skills training and small business support for those not returning to formal school.

04

Provide ongoing mentorship

Maintain regular check-ins as each young mother works toward stability.

Activities

How the program runs day to day

One-on-one counselling

Confidential sessions to support emotional wellbeing and decision-making.

Education reintegration support

Helping young mothers navigate re-enrolment into school or vocational programs.

Skills and livelihood training

Practical training in income-generating skills for those building independent livelihoods.

Mentorship follow-up

Regular check-ins to track progress and adjust support as needed.

Impact & Statistics

What this program has achieved so far

Impact figures for this program are being finalised and will be published soon.
Success Stories & Testimonials

In their own words

Success stories for this program will be published as they are collected.
FAQs

Common questions

Teenage mothers in our program communities who need support returning to education or building an independent livelihood.
Yes — all counselling and case support is handled with strict confidentiality and care.
Where possible, yes. We work with schools on reintegration; where that isn't realistic, we focus on skills and livelihood training instead.
Through general donations and partners who support The Rescue specifically — full program details and figures will be published as the program matures.
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Program materials

Downloadable reports for this program are not yet published.
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Questions about this program?

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Program Coordinator

Teenage Mothers Program: The Rescue

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