Sweet Mother Network
Supporting Women and Children. Restoring Dignity. Inspiring Hope.
About The Network
The Sweet Mother Network is a compassionate initiative of the Alice Alobi Foundation (AAF) that serves to uplift women in vulnerable communities such as IDP camps and orphanages, while also providing a meaningful space for individuals to honor the memory of beloved mothers, sisters, aunties, and granddaughters who have passed on.
Through acts of charity, empowerment programs, and community outreach, the Sweet Mother Network transforms grief into impact. We celebrate the lives of those we’ve lost by supporting the women still standing—those who continue to nurture, struggle, and persevere against all odds.
Every act of kindness given through the Sweet Mother Network carries the love, strength, and memory of someone dear. Join us in turning remembrance into action by donating, volunteering, or partnering with us to bring hope and dignity to women in need.
World Day Against Child Labour Campaign
Standing Together Against Child Labour
On June 12, 2026, in commemoration of the World Day Against Child Labour, we took our campaign to Karu Market to raise awareness and advocate for the protection and education of children.
In partnership with the market management, we engaged traders and members of the community, highlighting the importance of keeping children in school and addressing the challenges faced by children involved in street hawking and carrying heavy loads.
Through this initiative, we have identified some children in need and are committed to supporting their educational journey from primary to secondary school.
With your support, we can help create a brighter future for these children and give them the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive.
Join us in sending children back to school.
Join the Sweet Mother Network.
Empowering Survivors and Protecting Futures
AFF Commemorates International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM On February 6th, 2026, the Alice Alobi Foundation (AAF) via its initiative the Sweet Mother Network took a stand against a practice that has long compromised the health and dignity of girls and women. In commemoration of the International Day of
Pad A Girl Campaign
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE GIRL CHILD DIGNITY RESTORED: 200 Girls Empowered at Wasa IDP Camp, Abuja The Pad-A-Girl Campaign at Wasa IDP Camp has achieved a resounding success, proving that collective action can restore dignity and unlock potential! In one powerful day, 200 young women in the camp were equipped
IDP Camp Wasa
The dry season wind whispered through the makeshift shelters of Wasa IDP camp, carrying with it the murmur of thousands of lives in limbo. Over 7,000
My Future, My Rights!
Strong girls build strong futures. In commemoration of the International Day of the Girl Child, The Sweet Mother Network is hosting a special empowerment workshop designed for girls between the ages of 11 and 15.
We are creating a safe and engaging environment where girls can learn, connect, and build confidence through meaningful conversations and practical activities.
Participants will explore important topics including:
- Health and Rights: Understanding personal well-being, body awareness, and the importance of knowing their rights.
- Digital Safety: Learning practical ways to stay safe, smart, and responsible online.
- Self-Defense: Building confidence and developing skills to promote personal safety.
- Mentorship: Becoming part of our Junior Youth Girls’ Circle for continued growth, support, and connection.
Registration is completely free, and we invite parents and guardians to give their girls the opportunity to be part of this empowering experience.
Date: Sunday, October 11, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Venue: Yan Kasuwa Gwarinpa, Abuja
Registration: Contact us at +234 818 103 5483 to reserve a spot.
Support the Dream
Join us in celebrating and supporting these women, not with sympathy, but with solidarity, empowerment, and action.
We believe that education is a fundamental right for every child, by providing these materials, we hope to inspire the children and support their academic journeys