Rural Mother Counts helps rural mothers go through pregnancy and childbirth safely, stay protected from domestic violence, and get mental health support.
Hello @MrBeast we support rural mothers who have gone freed from domestic violence and also feed them. Would you like to donate to us to support our cause . We currently have 63 of them.
Economic dependence is one of the biggest silent barriers keeping rural mothers in unsafe situations. Skills, small businesses, and real financial independence give them actual choices not just hope.
Angel is unable to walk or sit up unaided. This is due to malnutrition. She has spent all of her life lying down. It's heart breaking . Please help us to support her by providing her with enough food so that she can gain strength.
Angel is unable to walk or sit up unaided. This is due to malnutrition. She has spent all of her life lying down. It's heart breaking . Please help us to support her by providing her with enough food so that she can gain strength.
@elonmusk Elon is always ahead of the curve, Elon would you kindly support to our cause of feeding rural mothers who ran away from domestic violence plus their medication
The walk no one sees She walks 12 kilometres with labour pains because the nearest midwife is “too far.”
She delivers on a mat because transport money went to food.
Then we call her “strong.”
Rural mothers are not superheroes. They are abandoned by systems.
Economic dependence is one of the biggest silent barriers keeping rural mothers in unsafe situations. Skills, small businesses, and real financial independence give them actual choices not just hope.
Many rural mothers remain trapped in toxic and abusive relationships, not because they want to, but because they depend on their partners for food, shelter, school fees, and survival. Economic empowerment can give women the freedom to choose safety. #RuralMotherCounts
I did not start Rural Mother Counts because domestic violence is just a topic I care about.
I started it because I have lived with its consequences.
I come from a family where domestic violence was a painful reality.
And because I know what happens when society ignores the warning signs.
My mother’s voice may have been silenced, but through Rural Mother Counts, I hope to help other mothers find theirs.