After an incident at their children’s school, single mothers from different walks of life bond and create a support group to discuss their problems and how they can make them better.

When five struggling single moms put aside their differences to form a support group, they find inspiration and laughter in their new sisterhood, and help each other overcome the obstacles that stand in their way.

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he Single Moms Club” is almost good. The premise, if not the most original thing in the world, is at least full of promise. Five single mothers from different backgrounds are thrown together by the principal at their childrens’ prep school, and told to plan a fundraiser. The school is threatening to expel their kids due to various infractions, and somehow (it’s never made clear why) forcing the mothers of these bad kids to plan an event is seen as the perfect solution. Never mind. These devices are par for the course in a Tyler Perry film. So is an overwhelming desire to tie everything up in a neat bow. The movie is called “The Single Moms Club,” but Perry can’t stick with the theme of that title, not really; he can’t resist making sure that every lady has a man by the end. Nobody’s going to be a “single mom” for long.

One of the single moms is Hillary (Amy Smart). She’s recovering from a nasty divorce from her attorney husband, who has reduced alimony, forcing her to “let go of her help,” primarily a Spanish-speaking maid who spends more time with her three kids than she does. Another single mom is Jan (Wendi McLendon-Covey), a book editor struggling to prove to her otherwise all-male workspace that she can do a good job as partner even though she’s, well, a single mom. May (Nia Long, in a terrific performance) is a journalist and aspiring author, trying to guide her troubled son Rick through the rough waters of having an absentee drug addict for a dad. Zulay Henao plays Esperanza, a woman still under the thumb of her bossy ex-husband, who threatens to kick her out of the house he bought for her if she dares to bring another man home. And finally there is Lytia (Cocoa Brown), a woman with five kids (the two eldest in jail), a waitressing job, no car, and a determination to keep her 12-year-old son on the straight and narrow.