STREET TALK
Teen pregnancy — why young SA mothers are forced to contend with trauma and hardship

Watching a child turn into a mother, without support, without comprehensive health care, and without a clear future is a reality many South Africans face.
When you’re a teenager, you need to have fun, grow, and learn — not worry about where you and your unborn child are going to live or how you will be able to deliver. Listen to these stories. Learn from these stories. These are the real stories of teen pregnancy.
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Skip to 11:07 for the only useful advice in this video. If you want to do adult things, be prepared to accept adult responsibilities.