At Jochebed Foundation, we believe that empowered women empower generations. We equip single mothers with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to become self-reliant, resilient, and successful—both for themselves and their children.
Through training, mentorship, emotional support, and opportunity, we help women rise above their circumstances and step boldly into their full potential.
Because when a woman is empowered, a family is strengthened, and a community is transformed.
Change a child’s life for good—one sponsorship at a time.
At Jochebed Foundation, we believe every child deserves access to education, nutrition, healthcare, and a safe, loving environment—regardless of their background.
Our Child Sponsorship Program connects caring individuals like you with children from single-mother households who need support. Your monthly contribution helps cover school fees, supplies, meals, and basic healthcare, giving a child the opportunity to grow, learn, and dream big.
Empowering the next generation to lead, create, and thrive.
At Jochebed Foundation, we believe that youth are not just the future, they are the now. Our Skills Development for Youth program equips young people with practical, market-ready skills that open doors to opportunity, independence, and innovation.
We offer:
Digital literacy & computer training
Entrepreneurship and business skills
Creative arts and design
Leadership and personal development workshops
Career mentorship and internship opportunities
Reaching hearts. Changing lives. Building hope.
At Jochebed Foundation, our Community Outreach efforts are designed to connect with the most vulnerable, especially single mothers and their children, right where they are. We step into communities with compassion, practical help, and lasting solutions.
Through outreach, we:
Distribute food, clothing, and essential supplies
Provide emotional and spiritual support
Create awareness about women’s and children’s rights
Offer mentorship, education, and skills training opportunities
Foster a sense of belonging and hope in underserved areas
