Ambition Backed by Opportunity
Walking away from stigma. Walking into leadership.
Who We Are
Who We Are
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A Community Interest Company with Purpose
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Leadership Pathways for Young Mothers
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Prevention Education Rooted in Lived Experience
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Credible Partners for Schools & Services
Our work blends lived experience with safeguarding training, youth work practice and reflective supervision. We take a professional, evidence‑informed approach that gives schools, local authorities and partners confidence in the quality and safety of our programmes.
Our Work
Our Work
Leadership Pathways for Young Mothers
Our leadership pathways provide young mums aged 18–25 with structured training, mentoring and paid opportunities. Participants build facilitation skills, safeguarding awareness and professional confidence, and they progress into paid sessional roles co‑delivering workshops in schools and community spaces.
Key outcomes (bullets):
- Increased confidence and leadership skills
- Paid, flexible work that fits around caring responsibilities
- Stronger CVs, references and future employment options
- A peer network of young mothers leading change
School Prevention & Safeguarding Programme
We partner with secondary schools, colleges and youth organisations to deliver prevention education that supports RSHE and PSHE requirements. Sessions address the realities of early parenthood, relationships, exploitation and online pressure in a safe, age‑appropriate way.
Our school workshops:
- Are co‑delivered by trained young mothers and professional facilitators
- Support statutory RSHE/PSHE outcomes
- Are trauma‑informed and safeguarding‑led
- Allow students to ask honest questions and challenge stereotypes
For Young Mothers (18–25)
If you are a young mum aged 18–25, She Walks offers an opportunity to turn your lived experience into paid, purposeful work. You’ll receive training in facilitation, safeguarding and communication, plus ongoing support as you step into leadership roles.
What you can expect:
- Small, supportive training groups led by experienced facilitators
- A clear pathway from learning to paid sessional work
- Flexibility around childcare and other responsibilities
- A judgment‑free space where your story is seen as strength
For Schools
For Schools & Professional Partners
She Walks collaborates with schools, colleges, local authorities and youth organisations to deliver high‑quality prevention and safeguarding education. Sessions are carefully planned with safeguarding leads, ensuring they complement your existing provision and policies.
Topics we can cover include:
- Early parenthood: realities, responsibilities and myths
- Healthy and unhealthy relationships, consent and boundaries
- Child sexual exploitation, grooming and coercive control
- Digital pressure, social media and online safety
- Aspirations, self‑worth and future planning
Support Directory
Support Directory for Mothers & Families
A curated, searchable directory of support services for mothers.
Alongside our own programmes, She Walks is developing a dedicated directory of trusted services for mothers and families. This online directory will make it easier to find support around mental health, housing, employment, benefits, parenting and more.
Directory features:
- Curated listings with organisation name, description and contact details
- Service categories such as mental health, employment, housing, parenting, local services
- Search and filter options to find relevant help quickly
- Designed so our team can easily add, edit and update listings without technical support
Whether you’re a young mum, practitioner or family member, the directory will offer a simple way to navigate local and national support.
Get Involved
Get Involved
Young Mothers
Express your interest in our leadership pathways programme and we’ll contact you with next steps.
Schools & Organisations
Book a conversation about bringing She Walks prevention sessions into your school or youth setting.
Funders & Supporters
Help us grow our impact, sustain paid leadership opportunities for young mothers and expand our school prevention work.