Single Mothers for Success is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization improving the lives of African-American children in low-to-moderate income families led by single mothers through strengthening the leadership in their homes.
Our programs help African-American single mothers transform their lives, and the lives of their children, from surviving to thriving through innovative workshops, coaching and mentoring. By expanding the capacity of the single mother to care for and guide her children, we can effect significant and lasting change in our community.
Poverty is the single greatest threat to a child's well-being. One out of three African-American children live in poor families, the majority of which are led by single mothers. Our DumaVillage program helps low-income single mothers create a pathway out of poverty and provides a strong network of support as they move toward goals. Learn more...
Lack of education keeps people entrenched in poverty. An estimated 50 percent of African-American youth drop out of school. Students in single-mother-led households are twice as likely to drop out. Our Project Springboard program works with single mothers to deepen parental engagement in their children's academic and social success. Learn more...

DumaVillage
Our DumaVillage community provides members with access to high-quality online resources and support that assist them in their transition from surviving to thriving. This extensive community offers access to coaching, partner resources, networking and much more. Learn more...
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Our Project Springboard community ensures that members have access to innovative resources and a network of support to help nuture and develop their children toward success. This unique community provides access to coaching, online and community resources, support groups and more. Learn more...
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It isn’t the easiest situation to be in: single-mother, multiple mouths to feed, one income...
Read more..."Through care and education Leida Speller, the Founder of Single Mothers For Success, is doing her part to make the world a better place. Her hard work is providing not only hope, but a means for self-sufficiency. "
