@tamra_TSD Thanks #TSD for the tremendious and exceptional work you are doing to uplift and create spaces for women's vioces to be heard in all corridors of power and decision making.
When refresher training meets mentorship, confidence is reignited and attitudes transformed. Through #PfR4ECD, CTP is empowering young mothers in Kochi and Siaya clusters in Nairobi, Kenya to build skills, strengthen networks, and turn programmes into lasting success.
#GiveToGain
Women give life, nurture children has they transition from conception to adulthood. Women you are warriors who are silently celebrated and recognized.
Let's dismantle systemic barriers, legal inequalities and harmful social norms. #happyWomensDay2026
1/3 "Before the Parenting for Respectability (PfR)-ECD programme, I had no idea that I could actually communicate with my baby in the womb. Talking to the bump just got a whole new meaning! (Pregnant young mother) #ParentingForRespectability#EarlyChildhoodDevelopment#pregnancy
1/3 Pictures of young mothers in Siaya cluster in western Kenya and Kochi cluster Central Kenya while sharing thier testimonies of change about Parenting for Respectability for ECD.
Monday morning meetings set a clear agenda for the week ahead, ignite positive energy among staff, and align everyone toward a shared vision. When team goals are clearly connected to the organization’s mission, collective effort turns into shared achievement. #newweeknewenergy
Parents are leading learning at home! With PfR, families in Tanzania are creating home learning timetables—turning chores into teaching moments and staying engaged in children’s learning, even during holidays. Fathers are now active partners in growth.
This week, CTP and CRVPF are in Siaya County, Kenya, to train cluster staff and young mothers' mentors in ECD. The aim is to improve ECD outcomes by empowering young mothers with parenting skills, and social support, ensuring a nurturing environment for their children's growth.
Promoting co-parenting for better child outcomes. Young mothers acknowledged that children thrive when both female and male caregivers are present in their lives. Their reflections highlight the power of every child deserving the love and guidance of both parents.
Meet our inspiring partners from #Ethiopia , Yohanan, Sebrina, and Kalkidan, who represented girls in their safe spaces at the recent @CRVPF1 board meeting held in #addisababa , sharing powerful stories and a collective poem written by the young girls.
At today’s learning event, We showcased products developed during the piloting of the PfR programme in faith-based institutions across Arusha, Dar, and Mwanza, Tanzania. The team shared innovations inspired by lessons from implementation to strengthen programme outcomes #MACS
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Under our on going piloting of PfR programme with faith-based institutions in Tanzania funded by Porticus, the #CTP team is attending this event to share and showcase the successes, challenges and lessons learnt from the scaled-up #ParentingforRespectability (PfR) programme.
PARENTING SYMPOSIUM
In one of her remarks as Chief Guest, Hon Min. Janet Kataaha called for the need to develop approaches that are #culture sensitive & contextually-relevant in order to support parents in their #parenting roles.
#ParentingSymposium#Children