2025 · monthly coaching
7 Young mothers coached each month. 2025 · monthly coaching.Young mothers coached each month
Young mothers support
OUR PURPOSE, IN ACTION
Care that reaches people.
Progress we can explain.
Our work brings parenting education, encouragement and practical support into community spaces. Here’s the activity reach reported in our organisational project document.
PEOPLE REACHED. POSSIBILITIES OPENED.
Every connection
has a story behind it.
Reported activities from the organisation’s
project document. Real dates. Clear context.
14 March 2026
100 Teenagers at the teaching conference. 14 March 2026.Teenagers at the teaching conference
Teenage empowerment & mentorship
19 October 2026
50 Girls at the empowerment conference. 19 October 2026.Girls at the empowerment conference
Girl child empowerment
These figures describe separate activities. Monthly coaching is not a count of unique mothers across the year, and programme figures are not added together into a unique-beneficiary total.
A RECORD OF SHOWING UP
Our community journey.
Coaching for young mothers
The organisation reports coaching seven young mothers on the second Monday of each month, with learning materials provided. The monthly number is not multiplied into a claim about unique annual participants.
A space for teenage growth
A teaching conference for 100 teenagers brought together five resource persons, with learning materials and a meal provided.
Supporting children’s learning
A teaching programme for children included educational materials — maths sets, pens and pencils — and a meal. No participant count is supplied for this activity.
Girl child empowerment in Osusu Umuikpeyi
A one-day conference for 50 girls in the 7up area included three resource persons, books, sanitary pads and light refreshments.
Source: “SURE-HELP PARENTING INITIATIVE”, supplied project document, page 1. Figures are organisation-reported activity figures, not an independent evaluation of outcomes.
THE NEXT CHAPTER · PROPOSED PROJECT
Young Mothers.
Strong Families.
The project document proposes a structured four-month parent-child relationship and peer-support programme for 40 mothers aged 18–30 in Aba.
The plan includes four learning sessions and four peer-support groups. These are project targets, not completed results.
Discuss supporting this programme ↗How we’ll measure progress
- Record attendance and session delivery.
- Compare baseline and endline learning assessments.
- Describe self-reported changes as self-reported.
- Review feedback, challenges and lessons learned.
- Report outputs separately from longer-term outcomes.
Monitoring approach drawn from the project document, pages 5–6.
HELP THE NEXT CHAPTER HAPPEN
Be part of what comes next.
Bring your time, expertise or support to stronger families and young people.