With a large segment of the population as single mothers – either through pregnancy and no marriage, or through divorce, this has led Kaynell Gould, who herself was a single mother, to revitalize a group she founded two decades ago to assist single mothers who may be having a tough time with it through the myriad of emotions they may encounter.

Single Mothers United serves as an outlet for the women where they can release their pain, and learn from other women who find themselves in an identical situation.

According to Gould, Single Mothers United is all about healing and restoration. She said addressing social aspects single mothers encounter in life is important to them – whether the women need help in seeking further education, preparing for job interviews, or even help with their children who may be challenging them with the vision to strengthen the family. She said they even address issues on how to plan, budget and even tackle subjects like how to take $50 and make it work.

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