Help Yayotse Organization Restore Hope and Opportunity for Teenage Mothers in Ghana

In the communities we serve, teenage girls who drop out of school due to early motherhood face limited options. Many are pushed into survival sex or early marriages, losing any hope of education, opportunity, or dignity.

This campaign aims to raise $4,500 to support 20 teenage mothers with school re-enrolment, vocational training, counselling, and life coaching—helping them build a path to self-sufficiency and renewed hope.

The Challenges

The cycle of poverty among teenage girls in our community is worsening. Many have dropped out of school after early pregnancy and childbirth, often abandoned by their families and forced to survive on their own. With no education or job skills, they are vulnerable to exploitation, abuse, and further marginalization.

This is not just a social issue it’s a human one. These girls feel invisible. They live with shame, trauma, and no safe support system. Their futures are slipping away before they’ve even begun.

Without urgent intervention, they remain trapped emotionally, economically, and socially. Their potential and dreams are being lost every day.

Why It Matters

Education and empowerment are not luxuries they’re lifelines. Supporting these girls means more than just helping individuals it means breaking intergenerational cycles of poverty and building stronger, healthier communities. With the right tools, these young women can become leaders, caregivers, and changemakers.

Solution

With $4,500, Yayotse Organization will:

• Re-enrol 20 girls in school

• Provide vocational and life skills training

• Offer counselling and life coaching

• Support with basic needs and learning materials

This holistic support model restores dignity, builds resilience, and opens doors to long-term success.

Your donation is more than charity—it’s a second chance at life for these young mothers.