What we do

Purpose in every programme.

Mentoring, wellbeing, leadership and shared experiences help young people grow in confidence and find their own direction.

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Mentoring & confidence

Structured conversations and mentoring help girls understand themselves, communicate with confidence, set goals and navigate the pressures of growing up.

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Wellbeing & early support

We make room for honest conversations around emotional wellbeing, healthy routines, self-esteem, relationships, resilience and asking for help when it is needed.

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Leadership & life skills

Young people are encouraged to think independently, work with others, take responsibility, make decisions and develop practical skills they can carry into adulthood.

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Activities & connection

Sport, creative sessions, group challenges and social activities give young people opportunities to have fun, form friendships and build confidence by doing.

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Radiant Roots

Our girls mentorship programme supports ages 11–18 with personal development, confidence, positive identity, healthy relationships and practical guidance for the future.

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Community & opportunity

We connect families, volunteers, mentors and supporters around one goal: helping young people access encouragement, positive experiences and wider opportunities.

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Our programmes & projects

Studies have shown that young people's education is one of the most cost-effective strategies for promoting development and economic growth. Hence our programs include community support, parental engagement, peer mentoring & Coaching. Mental Health support and Physical interventions. Our mother to daughter intervention model improves community support to keep girls in the right path of life while promoting improved long term health and wellness outcome. Our young girls also serve as peer facilitators and this boosts their confidence and impact them as they share their knowledge with mothers , sisters and their peers. With the understanding of differences in cultural, social and health factors of many girls, we organises community based projects to educate young girls on their rights, reproductive health, resilience, cultural awareness, financial literacy and personal safetly. We mobilze young women as community leaders and role models. We also assist in the provision of safe and healthy space for girls within the community. We educate girls in sexual maturation and reproductive health. We foster great communication between parents and children while we build peer support networks such as TWYA Forum. We aim to see our young girls who are participants in this organisation becoming leaders and role models in this generation.

How this initiative began

Having overcome numerous challenges as a young girl who grew up in the rural area of Osogbo, Osun state. May knows how imperative and to what extent girls education and life development takes them. She grew up in a family of 5 girls and went to a girls only Christian school where she was nominated amonst 8 other young people to journey to the united kingdom for voluntary services and education. May had her first award to volunteer with the Voluntary Service Overseas, VSO London UK in 2003 and this was when her journey and experience of charitable services and girls empowerment began. May always strive to see girls empowered and influenced positively to become a solidarity and forces to be reckoned with, both within their communities and the world at at large. May is the Delectable and multi-talented wife of Pastor Enoch Runsewe and an Assistant Pastor of the Rccg Freedom Connections Peterborough UK.
She is a mother to their 3 beautiful boys.
An entrepreneur, author, a teacher, counselor, an intercessor and an embodiment of spirituality; better described as a definition of the proverbs 31 woman. She is the convener of the Minister's Wives with Aaron's Mandate (MWAM) Intercessory Forum. A woman to woman Intercessory platform whereby prayers are done for the men called into the work of gospel ministry consistently. She is the chief executive officer and director of the Osmoof Incorporated Limited (Osmoof Studios), with headquarters in Peterborough UK. She also is the Founder of the New Generation Children Bible Forum, an initiative whereby young children are taught and equipped with the Holy Scriptures. She runs an online TV show, Motherhood Moment with May (MMM) whereby she reaches out to women of all ages who are mothers and mothers to be, encouraging, supporting and fortifying them to embrace motherhood and it's unending rewards. Her passion went to the extent of establishing TWYA to fully support and transform young people's lives especially girls inorder for them to be equipped in education and life skills to face life's possible challenges. Her mission is to reach as many girls as possible out there, guard them with knowledge and life skills that will prepare them to thrive and become unlimited in life. May with the support of everyone currently part of this vision to make TWYA a remarkable organisation, would ensure great empowerment for all young people involved to identify their purpose, maximize their potentials and to become fulfilled Adults.

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Support helps us provide mentoring, activities, early wellbeing support, practical opportunities and safe community experiences for girls and young people. You can contribute by giving, volunteering, partnering or helping us reach more families.