We empower single mothers and support families raising children with disabilities through education, advocacy, mental-health support, economic opportunities and community-based services.
2,400+ mothers walking this journey with us.
From Dar es Salaam to Mwanza, our circles meet weekly — in person and online.
Nguvu Ya Mwanamke Foundation supports single mothers — and especially those raising children with disabilities — by connecting them with emotional support, education, economic opportunities, healthcare and community.
We exist because no mother should have to choose between her healing and her child's future.
We meet every mother where she is — with respect, privacy and warmth.
Programs are designed with mothers, not for them. Their voice steers the work.
We invest in stability — not handouts. Education, livelihoods, healing that lasts.
Every program is designed to meet a mother where she is — and to stand beside her until her family is thriving.
Healing-centered support for mothers navigating postpartum depression, grief and isolation — with peer circles and professional referrals.
We walk alongside families raising children with disabilities — from therapy access to fighting stigma in schools and communities.
Scholarships, school re-entry coaching and skills training that put mothers back in classrooms — and futures back in their hands.
Seed grants, entrepreneurship training and employment links that turn talent into income and survival into stability.
Mothers are not meant to do this alone. We build trusted networks, mentor matches and resource navigation for whole-family flourishing.
Health education, maternal-care outreach and family-wellbeing initiatives that center mothers as the heart of the household.
Behind every statistic is a mother who reclaimed her future and a child who got to keep dreaming.
“When I felt invisible, this community saw me. The mentorship helped me reopen my tailoring shop and feed my children with dignity.”
Read more stories“Raising my son with cerebral palsy alone was crushing. The peer circle and therapy referrals gave me my breath back.”
Read more storiesIf you are a mother — or someone caring for a child with a disability — please reach out. Tell us what you're carrying. We'll listen, then connect you with the right circle, program or referral.
Whether it's an hour a week or a one-time gift, you become part of a network that refuses to let any mother fall through the cracks.
A monthly gift covers a mother's therapy session, school fees or seed grant.
Facilitate a circle, tutor a child or join our outreach weekends.
Walk with a mother 1:1 — share your skills, time and belief in her.
Schools, clinics and businesses: let's build inclusion together.
Need support? Want to partner? Have a story to share? We read every message.
