Wounded Healers International

Wounded Healers International Prevention. Healing. Empowerment. Supporting African women & girls impacted by sexual & Domestic violence.

Handmade with purpose. 💛Each piece tells a story.These beautiful bags, aprons, pillows, and kitchen items are handmade b...
06/20/2026

Handmade with purpose. 💛

Each piece tells a story.

These beautiful bags, aprons, pillows, and kitchen items are handmade by the young mothers at our City of Peace Safe Home in Kenya.

For the girls, this is more than learning how to sew. It is an opportunity to build skills, confidence, and a pathway toward independence.

Every purchase directly supports their education and empowerment — helping young mothers continue learning while creating a better future for themselves and their children.

Available:
✨ Handmade bags
✨ Throw pillows
✨ Kitchen aprons
✨ Oven mitts

Your purchase creates impact.

Interested in supporting? Send us a message to order. 💛

From their hands.
To your home.
Building futures together.

Adolescent pregnancy remains a major barrier to education, safety, and opportunity for girls in Kenya.In 2024, more than...
06/18/2026

Adolescent pregnancy remains a major barrier to education, safety, and opportunity for girls in Kenya.

In 2024, more than 240,000 adolescent pregnancies were recorded among girls ages 10–19.

Early pregnancy can have long-term consequences — increasing the risk of school dropout, limiting economic opportunities, and making it harder for young mothers to break cycles of poverty.

For many girls, adolescent pregnancy is connected to larger social challenges, including gender inequality, sexual violence, child marriage, and limited access to resources and support systems.

When girls are protected, educated, and supported, entire communities benefit.

This is why addressing the root causes matters.

This is the reality we are working to change.










Yesterday, we carried a piece of City of Peace with us to the Frinklepod Farm Market in Arundel, Maine. 💛These beautiful...
06/15/2026

Yesterday, we carried a piece of City of Peace with us to the Frinklepod Farm Market in Arundel, Maine. 💛

These beautiful handmade crafts were created by the young mothers in our program in Kenya — girls who are rebuilding their lives through safety, education, healing, and skills training.

Together with our Kenya Director Shiro, we spent the day sharing more than products. We shared stories. Stories of courage, resilience, motherhood, and what becomes possible when a young woman is given support instead of judgment.

We were deeply touched by the kindness and encouragement from the Maine community. Every conversation reminded us that compassion has no borders.

When you support these handmade pieces, you are supporting education, empowerment, and a future where young mothers can dream again.

From Kenya to Maine — we are connected. 🌍💛

Behind every young woman finding her way forward is a village that chose to believe in her. 💛Today, we pause to say than...
06/13/2026

Behind every young woman finding her way forward is a village that chose to believe in her. 💛

Today, we pause to say thank you.

To every donor, supporter, partner, and friend of Wounded Healers International — you are part of every story of hope growing at City of Peace.

Because of this community, young mothers have found safety when they needed it most.

Because of you, girls have continued their education, learned new skills, received care for their babies, and discovered that their dreams are still possible. 🌱

Since opening our doors, your generosity has helped us walk alongside 31 young mothers and their children.

Every gift, every share, every encouraging word reminds these young women that there is a world of people cheering for them.

Healing does not happen alone.
It takes a village.

Thank you for being part of ours. 💛

Behind every number is a girl with a name, a dream, and a future.Teenage pregnancy is not just a health issue — it is of...
06/11/2026

Behind every number is a girl with a name, a dream, and a future.

Teenage pregnancy is not just a health issue — it is often connected to poverty, lack of access to education, sexual violence, and limited support systems.

In Kenya, thousands of adolescent girls become mothers each year. Many face stigma, drop out of school, and are left to navigate motherhood while they are still children themselves.

According to the Kenya Demographic and Health Survey, about 15% of girls ages 15–19 have ever been pregnant — meaning too many young girls are balancing childhood and motherhood at the same time.

But pregnancy should not be the end of a girl’s story. 💛

At City of Peace, we believe young mothers deserve safety, education, healing, and a chance to rebuild their futures.

When we support a young mother, we are investing in two generations — her life and the life of her child. 🌱

This little one’s story began at the City of Peace Safe Home. 💛His mother arrived during one of the most vulnerable seas...
06/09/2026

This little one’s story began at the City of Peace Safe Home. 💛

His mother arrived during one of the most vulnerable seasons of her life — young, uncertain, and carrying the responsibility of bringing a new life into the world.

But she was not alone.

At City of Peace, she found a safe place to rest, people who believed in her, and a community ready to walk beside her as she stepped into motherhood.

Since opening our doors, City of Peace has supported 31 young mothers — each with her own story, her own dreams, and her own future waiting to unfold.

We have watched young women become mothers, return to school, learn new skills, rebuild confidence, and discover that what happened to them is only one chapter — not the whole story.

Every baby born into this community is a reminder of why we do this work: because when a young mother is supported, two futures begin to change.

🌿 Healing lives here.
🌿 Hope grows here.
🌿 This is City of Peace.

April is ending—but the work continues.During Sexual Assault Awareness Month, we chose truth.We chose to name what survi...
04/30/2026

April is ending—but the work continues.

During Sexual Assault Awareness Month, we chose truth.
We chose to name what survivors—especially African and immigrant women—actually face, without softening it.

And you stood with us.

You followed. You shared. You gave.
You helped hold space for stories that are too often ignored.

This is what community looks like.

But healing does not follow a calendar.
Support does not end today.

If this month moved you in any way—
carry it forward.

One conversation.
One share.
One act of support.

That is how change continues.

$250 can change the direction of a woman’s life.It is not just a donation.It is leadership. It is healing. It is voice.T...
04/28/2026

$250 can change the direction of a woman’s life.

It is not just a donation.
It is leadership. It is healing. It is voice.

Through this support, a survivor gains the tools to name her experience, rebuild her confidence, and step into leadership within her community.

In Maine, this looks like safe healing circles and peer support.
In Kenya, it supports safe housing and leadership programs for women rebuilding their lives.

The impact goes beyond one person—it reaches families, communities, and future generations.

If you have been wondering how to support this work, this is a direct way to do it.

Give today. Support a survivor’s journey into leadership.

We showed up this month—and you showed up with us.During Sexual Assault Awareness Month, we held space for truth, for su...
04/25/2026

We showed up this month—and you showed up with us.

During Sexual Assault Awareness Month, we held space for truth, for survivors, and for conversations that are often silenced. This work is not easy, but it is necessary.

Because behind every statistic is a person. A story. A life that deserves care, dignity, and healing.

This month, we witnessed what happens when community comes together—when people choose to listen, to learn, and to stand with survivors.

And this is just the beginning.

The work does not end with April. Survivors still need safe spaces, support, and community every single day.

Stay connected. Keep showing up. Keep investing in healing.

A healing space created by us, for us.The African Women’s Healing Circle is a place where stories are held with care, wh...
04/23/2026

A healing space created by us, for us.

The African Women’s Healing Circle is a place where stories are held with care, where silence is respected, and where healing happens in community.

Across the continent and throughout the diaspora, many of us carry experiences that are rarely spoken about. This circle offers a space to release, reconnect, and remember that you are not alone.

Through guided conversation, reflection, and gentle movement, we come together to support one another in a way that honors our cultures, our bodies, and our journeys.

If you have been carrying something quietly, this space is for you.

Register through the link in bio.

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