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Young parent's sharing their stories in school's to teach young people the realities of teenage pregnancy.
We deliver engaging interactive workshop's in school's, that teach pupil's the realities of teenage pregnancy and parenthood, using real life stories and experience.
Who are we?
We are a team of young parent's that are dedicated to teaching young people what it really means to become a parent at a young age.
What do we offer to secondary school's and colleges in the West Midland's and surrounding area's?
We offer school's affordable, educational workshop's on the realities of teenage parenthood, delivered by trained young parents devoted to telling their stories.
What do we teach in our Teenage Pregnancy Workshop's?
Click on the link below to see what we cover in our Teenage Pregnancy Workshop's.
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Meet the team
Our team of young parents are trained to deliver interactive educational workshops, teaching young people the reality of teenage parenthood.
Che Maclaren
Director
Che is a young mum and youth worker from Birmingham, who has over 5 years experience delivering teenage pregnancy workshops. She is dedicated to teaching young people to have a realistic understanding of what it means to be a young parent and the responsibilities that come with it.
Cherelle Walch
Workshop Facilitator
Cherelle is a young mum from Lichfield. For the past 4 years, Cherelle has visited schools, colleges and youth groups all over the midlands to share her story of teenage parenthood, teaching young people to have realistic expectations.
Natasha Williams
Workshop Facilitator
Natasha is a young mum of 2 from Solihull. She has been delivering teenage pregnancy workshops since 2018, using her own story of becoming a young parent to help young people to understand the impact parenthood can have on your life, especially at a young age.