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Our impact

Measuring what we do, and reporting it honestly.

Mother to Mother is committed to measuring and communicating the impact of its work responsibly. These are the outcomes we track.

What we measure

The outcomes we track.

Figures are published against these once current programmes report. Until then we say what is measured rather than publishing numbers that have not been verified.
  • Women and girls receiving support

  • Counselling and psychosocial support provided

  • People participating in training programmes

  • Community members reached through awareness activities

  • Women gaining skills and economic opportunities

  • Partnerships and referral pathways established

  • Improvements in knowledge, confidence, safety, and access to services

Impact figures are reported from verified programme data. Publication follows once current programmes report.

Strategic priorities 2026–2030

Five interconnected priorities.

Mother to Mother's strategic direction for 2026–2030.
  1. 01

    Preventing and reducing violence against women and girls

    Strengthen awareness, education, prevention, and community engagement to contribute to reducing violence.

  2. 02

    Trauma recovery and holistic support

    Expand access to trauma-informed counselling, psychosocial support, safe spaces, referrals, and recovery programmes.

  3. 03

    Women’s empowerment and economic independence

    Strengthen women’s skills, opportunities, independence, and capacity to make decisions about their own lives.

  4. 04

    Strengthening community protection systems

    Build stronger partnerships between government institutions, civil society, communities, service providers, and other stakeholders.

  5. 05

    Building gender-equal and peaceful communities

    Promote equality, positive masculinity, healthy relationships, peaceful conflict resolution, and safer family and community environments.

Every outcome here begins as a conversation.

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