The Mum Bridge

13/06/2026

Today is International Albinism Awareness Day. We honor every person living with albinism your skin, your story, your strength. You belong,fully, proudly, and unapologetically.

To every mother with albinism, within our community and beyond your skin does not define your ability to mother, to lead, or to thrive. At The Mum Bridge, we see you and we celebrate you

12/06/2026

Happy Birthday! 🎉

We are truly grateful for the role you played in the journey of The Mum Bridge.

Your encouragement and support mean so much to us. Your belief in what we are building means so much to us.

Thank you for supporting the vision and cheering us on as we grow. Wishing you a wonderful birthday and a year filled with even more impact and inspiration.

11/06/2026

. On May 14th, 20 mums with disabilities came together in Lagos for The Mum Bridge Circle, our first ever in-person gathering.

At the event, mothers with disabilities shared their realities, their challenges, and their needs and envisioned a society that truly includes them and this community is growing.

If you'd like to partner with us, reach out at [email protected].

10/06/2026

For mothers with a disability, hospital visits come with barriers because the system was never designed for them. Queues, movement barriers, unclear communication, and so much more.

This resource breaks it down. Before you leave home. At the hospital. What to carry, what to ask, and what you deserve to know.

Save this. Share it with a mother who needs it. Follow The Mum Bridge for more parenting resources.







WithDisabilities

08/06/2026

Millions of women in Nigeria live with a disability, and a significant number of them are mothers. She shows up for her children, her business, her home, and herself.

They deserve to be seen, heard, included, and treated with dignity, and The Mum Bridge exists for exactly that reason.

04/06/2026

Mothers who survived, rebuilt, and kept showing up. Olubunmi and Assumpta's stories remind us that disability does not diminish a mother's strength, her love, or her right to be supported. Yet too many mothers with disabilities are navigating stigma, systems, and motherhood alone.

At The Mum Bridge, we believe no mother with a disability should navigate motherhood alone. Through The Mum Bridge Circle particularly our listening circle, we have gathered the insights our mothers need, creating spaces every mother with a disability deserves.

Read the full story via the link in our bio.

03/06/2026

01/06/2026

29/05/2026

"Most mothers with disabilities are not asking for special treatment. They are asking for systems that include them fully.” Solace Olabode.

Featured by Naija Feminists Media, this powerful interview highlights Solace Olabode, Founder of The Mum Bridge, and her vision for a world where mothers with disabilities are met with dignity, accessibility, support, and true inclusion.

Her mission is a reminder that inclusion should not stop at policies or conversations. It must be reflected in healthcare, education, workplaces, and our everyday communities.

If you believe in amplifying more stories, advocacy, and impact like this, you can support the work through donations and partnerships. Your support helps sustain conversations and initiatives that drive meaningful change.

Read the full article through the link: https://naijafeministsmedia.org.ng/women-making-waves-solace-olabode-on-building-community-and-care-for-mothers-with-disabilities/