Girls Talk.

You're listening to the Girls Talk podcast, hosted by me, Adjoa Bua and powered by our friends at Nike.

This is where girls come together to talk, share, listen and take control.

So listen to us every week for your source of fierce chat. And don't

forget to subscribe. Hi everyone. I hope you've all had an amazing July. It's been a busy few weeks

for us. And we release The Girls Talk

and Nike documentary directed by my wonderful and best friend Felix Cooper. It's been such an incredible

film to be part of. Spitfire Dreamhire is a story of determination following six girls from

different corners of the world who share a passion for football.

It shows us how important it is to be part of a sisterhood and community,

what support looks like within a family and team,

and what it means to be head over heels in love with football.

For those of you who haven't seen it, you can watch the film on YouTube,

will add the link to the show notes.

But on today's podcast, as we continue our month's theme of youth, I'll be concentrating on

young motherhood. Today I'll be talking to the founder of Young Mum's Support Network, Fiona Small.

Young Mum's Support Network does all sorts of amazing things, focusing on driving social change to end child hunger

and malnourishment, help with home management and getting mums on benefits back to work.

We also have Yenique Clark, who is a young mum of two, and Dylan Downs, who is a young

mum of one. Both are here to tell us about their experiences of being young mummers.

So without further ado, Fiona Yenique and Dylan, welcome to the Girls Talk podcast.

Hey.

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