Beyond Support Foundation (BSF), a non-governmental organization dedicated to the welfare of teenage single mothers (13-18), successfully implemented the second phase of its Door-to-Door Program in Kibera. Building upon the insights gained and successes achieved in the initial phase, this report highlights the key activities, outcomes, and future prospects of Phase Two.
Objectives:
1. Community Engagement and Awareness:
- Conducted awareness campaigns to ensure increased understanding and support from the local
- Organized community forums to address misconceptions and stigma surrounding teenage single
2. Educational Workshops:
- Teach on reproductive health, parenting skills, and financial
- Collaborated with local educators and professionals to provide specialized training on skills development and vocational
3. Health and Well-being Initiatives:
- Facilitated health check-ups and provided access to essential healthcare
- Distributed hygiene kits and taught personal hygiene and well-being of the
4. Economic Empowerment:
- Launched income-generating projects and vocational training programs to enhance the economic independence of teenage single
- Collaborated with local businesses to create job placement opportunities and internships.
5. Psychosocial Support:
- Expanded counseling services to address emotional and psychological challenges faced by teenage single
- Implemented support groups to foster a sense of community and mutual
Outcomes:
1. Increased Community Acceptance:
- Witnessed a notable shift in community perceptions and attitudes toward teenage single mothers.
- The number of families participating in the program increased, indicating a growing acceptance of the
2. Enhanced Skills and Knowledge:
- Participants demonstrated an improved understanding of reproductive health, parenting, and financial
- Several teenage single mothers successfully completed vocational training programs, acquiring marketable
3. Improved Health and Well-being:
- The health check-ups revealed a positive impact on the overall health of the
- Distribution of hygiene kits contributed to improved personal hygiene
4. Economic Empowerment:
- Teenage single mothers engaged in income-generating activities reported increased financial
- Successful job placements and internships showcased the program’s effectiveness in creating economic
5. Psychosocial Well-being:
- The establishment of support groups facilitated emotional support and
- Regular counseling sessions contributed to improved mental health among