The Challange

 Many adolescent mothers become homeless or unsafe after pregnancy due to family rejection, sexual violence, child marriage, or extreme poverty. Without safe accommodation and support, they are at increased risk of school dropout, repeated abuse, poor health outcomes, and long-term economic hardship for themselves and their children. 

 The City of Peace Safe Home provides temporary residential care for adolescent mothers and their children in a safe, supportive, and trauma-informed environment. Residents receive comprehensive services that address their immediate needs while preparing them for long-term independence.

Through integrated case management, adolescent mothers have access to safe accommodation, nutritious meals, healthcare, counseling, legal support, education, vocational training, parenting education, childcare, and life skills development. Each resident works toward a transition plan that supports family reintegration, independent living, or other safe long-term arrangements.