About PMCTC
A Home for Second Chances.
Passion for Mother and Child Training Centre (PMCTC) was started on the 17th of February 2014 by Mrs. Alberta Addo to support single parents. Through PMCTC, single mothers receive practical training, emotional support and biblical counselling on the journey to self-sufficiency.
Our Beginning
Born From a Passion for Mothers.
What began as one woman's calling has grown into a training centre where single mothers — many of them scarred by divorce, spousal loss or abandonment — find a community that believes in their future.
We believe no mother should have to choose between feeding her child today and building a livelihood for tomorrow. PMCTC exists so that she never has to. While mothers train, their children learn and play in our nursery; while hearts heal through counselling, hands learn a trade that can put food on the table for a lifetime.
Every department, every class and every meal of support is rooted in one conviction: when a mother rises, her children rise with her.
Our Approach
Support, Skills, and a Voice.
We provide single mothers with the kind of education that builds self-confidence and prepares them to deal with social challenges — and we raise awareness of the realities they face.
Emotional Wellbeing
We help women address the root causes of emotional trauma, working with health personnel and Christian counsellors so they can rebuild confidence.
Skills and Education
We provide the practical vocational skills women need to earn a livelihood and take control of their lives.
Faith and Values
We offer firm moral education founded on biblical principles, consistent with our Christian foundation.
Advocacy and Awareness
We highlight the plight and challenges of this social grouping to the relevant authorities and society at large, including through seminars on the issues single mothers face.
Join the Journey
Every Mother Deserves the Chance to Thrive.
Together, we can help mothers build their skills, strengthen their confidence, and create brighter possibilities for their children.