Supporting a single mother transforms a life, a family, and a society.
We provide legal guidance to single mothers on issues such as custody, child support, domestic violence, labor rights, and access to government assistance. Our team of professionals supports them every step of the way, helping them understand and exercise their rights, make informed decisions, and protect their children.
We offer comprehensive support that includes active listening, psychosocial care, provision of humanitarian aid, and coordination with other support organizations. Our goal is for every mother to find a support network and a safe place where she doesn't feel alone in facing her challenges, strengthening her well-being and that of her family.
We develop workshops and training programs in personal, technical, and professional skills so that single mothers can access better income opportunities. In addition, we promote partnerships with companies and entrepreneurs to facilitate their entry into the labor market or the development of their own productive projects, boosting their economic independence.
Supporting the foundation's initiatives means empowering the dreams of courageous mothers striving for a better life for their families. Every purchase or partnership contributes to creating jobs, empowering individuals, and fostering hope.
Our services are primarily aimed at single mothers, Single mothers, victims of the conflict, displaced persons, people living in poverty, Afro-Colombian women, Indigenous women, rural women, and their children. However, we analyze each case to offer the best possible guidance.
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Most of our services guidance, psychosocial support and basic advice are offered free of charge, Thanks to the support of partners and donors. If any specific process involves additional costs, this will be clearly communicated before it begins.
We offer initial legal guidance on topics such as:
Child custody and care.
Alimony payments.
Domestic violence.
Labor and women's rights.
When the case requires it, we coordinate with external institutions and professionals to follow the process.
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We have psychosocial support and emotional counseling, spaces for listening and group support that help mothers strengthen their self-esteem, manage stress and build tools to cope with their daily situations.
To the extent of our capabilities and depending on active campaigns, we carry out delivery of donations (food, clothing, school supplies, among others).
We are not a credit institution nor do we lend money.,
