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Passion for Mother and Child Training Centre · Ghana
Every mother deserves the opportunity to build an independent future. At PMCTC, we equip single mothers with practical skills, emotional support, and opportunities to create better lives for themselves and their children.

Since 17 February 2014
Since 17 February 2014, Passion for Mother and Child Training Centre has worked to support single mothers through practical vocational education, emotional counselling, faith-based guidance, and initiatives that help families move towards greater self-reliance.
Our Vision
“To help single mothers become spiritually, socially, economically, and emotionally self-reliant so that they can better support the development of their children.”
Our Mission
“To help single mothers create innovative solutions and make informed choices to improve their lives. We motivate and encourage them to achieve personal and professional fulfilment.”
What We Do
Six connected programmes — vocational training, emotional support and childcare — each led by experienced department heads who know every trainee by name.
The PMCTC Difference
Every woman's path moves through support, skills, confidence and community — an integrated approach rather than a single class.
Support women as they navigate personal challenges and rebuild confidence.
Practical vocational training that can help participants pursue livelihoods.
Moral and biblical guidance consistent with our Christian foundation.
Raising attention to the challenges single mothers face, encouraging wider community support.
PMCTC walks alongside each woman at her own pace — we do not promise guaranteed outcomes, we provide the tools, the care and the chance.

Klagon, Ghana
The centre's scent garden and gatehouse — home to every programme.
Our Campus
Behind the purple facade and the lined flower pathway sits a full training campus: bright classrooms, a working catering kitchen, the salon and the nursery courtyard — all within one safe, green compound in Klagon.
Every element — from the programming alphabet on the classroom wall to the calm courtyard where children play — is designed so mothers can learn while their little ones are cared for a few steps away.
Impact & Stories
Across our catering, fashion, hairdressing and cosmetology departments, women who arrived carrying heavy burdens are now running businesses of their own — and their children are growing up watching it happen.
Four
vocational departments, each led by a dedicated head.
2014
founded and still walking with mothers every day.


Our Journey
2014
PMCTC was founded by Mrs. Alberta Eku-Sika Addo on 17 February to support single mothers.
2017–2018
Programme photographs from these years document the growth of vocational training and the first graduation activities.
2022
The nursery development was documented in the organisation's overview — care for children while mothers train.
2025
Recent photographs showcase ongoing training activities and the PMCTC community across every department.
Our People
Counsellors, bankers, doctors, administrators and trainers — every member of the PMCTC family brings professional excellence and personal passion.
Counsellor, caterer and CEO of Aldans Catering School and Services.
Founder & Director
Banker and businessman; a steadfast advocate for women and children.
Board Chairman
Social care practitioner with over 15 years' UK practice; regular family-matters resource person on Starr FM.
Social Care Adviser
Medical doctor, MBA, ISSA-certified in exercise therapy and nutrition; cares for the medical needs of our ladies.
Medical Adviser
Once a single mother herself, she understands the challenges the ladies face.
Administrator & Programmes Director

Awards & Recognition
Our Founder and Director, Mrs. Alberta Eku-Sika Addo, was recognised at the 100 Africa Most Influential Persons Award for the work PMCTC does alongside single mothers and their children.
Our Partners
Give
Help us strengthen vocational training, support mothers during their learning journey, improve access to childcare, and create opportunities for families to build more secure futures.
Sponsor a mother's place in a department.
Sewing machines, salon tools, kitchen kit.
Safe early-years care while mothers learn.
Counselling and emotional care services.

Join the Journey
Together, we can help mothers build their skills, strengthen their confidence, and create brighter possibilities for their children.