For young mothers, by young mothers

12/10/2025

This is how we celebrated our International Day of the girl child. We would like to thank each and everyone who made this day happen. We thank you for the love and support 🩷 our gurlies learned a lot and had so much fun.

08/10/2025

For young mothers is an NPO that relies on donations, and it assists where it can.

- We do not have any government support. Therefore we do not give out any monetary assistance.

- We do not employ, we can only provide you with the referrals you need.

- When you reach out to us, get straight to the point and tell us about yourself, schedule a meeting for an interview so that you can get assistance. Because we currently have a lot of beneficiaries we work with and we do not have time for small talks.

- We are open to any forms of donation and collaborations.

Follow the page to understand more about the work we do.

It’s always a pleasure to help those in need and however we can.

Changing lives one girl at a time!

07/10/2025

We are looking for an unemployed young mothers, from an unprivileged background who have:

A baby girl (12-18 months)
A baby girl (18-24 months)
A baby boy (3-4 years)

Must reside in mamelodi.
Unemployed.
Must be open enough to share their stories (off camera).
Have not benefited from For young mothers, by young mothers before.
Teenage - 25 years old.

07/10/2025

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30/09/2025

Do you know what U=U means?

It stands for Undetectable = Untransmittable.

When a person living with HIV is on effective treatment and their viral load is undetectable, they cannot pass on HIV.

20/09/2025

17/09/2025

[FREE COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES]

Come through tomorrow for a day of free health services at the Closing 1.1 Million HIV Treatment Gap Community Outreach.

📍 Venue: Tshwane Regional Mall & Denneboom Taxi Rank, Mamelodi
📅 Date: Thursday, 18 September 2025
🕗 Time: 08:00 – 15:00

Services include:
✅ HIV Testing & ART initiation
✅ TB Screening & PrEP
✅ Mother & Child Services (EPI vaccines & Pap smears)
✅ Eye & Foot Specialists
✅ Mental Health & Pregnancy Testing
✅ Men Coaches: Coach’impilo
✅ Psycho-Social Services & Health Talks

🎙️ M**s Radio will be broadcasting live – join us!

02/09/2025

Awareness 🌸

Breast cancer remains the most common cancer among women worldwide but there are proven ways to reduce your risk. While not all risk factors can be controlled (like age, family history, or genetics), adopting healthy lifestyle choices can make a real difference. 🩷

Here are some evidence-based steps:

✔️Do not smoke – To***co use increases the risk of many cancers, including breast cancer.
✔️Maintain a healthy weight – Being overweight, especially after menopause, is strongly linked to higher breast cancer risk.
✔️Limit or avoid alcohol – Even small amounts of alcohol can increase risk.
✔️Breastfeed if possible – Breastfeeding has been shown to protect both mother and child’s health.
✔️Stay physically active – Aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate activity every week.
✔️Avoid unnecessary radiation exposure – Only undergo medical imaging when truly needed and recommended by a health professional.

👩🏽‍⚕️ Remember: Early detection saves lives! Regular screening and self-awareness of breast changes are key to beating breast cancer.

Let’s take charge of our health and support one another this Women’s Health Month. Together, we can reduce the risk and promote healthier futures for all women.

01/09/2025

Su***de Awareness Month 💜 💙
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