​​We want to make things easier on families and prioritize being Trauma Informed, Trauma Aware and Person-Centered.                                                       Each family in the  program will have an adult advocate and a youth mentor helping in ways that the family thinks is best.  We can help with house chores, errands, transportation, watching children, meal prepping, grocery shopping, connecting to resources, navigating through systemic barriers, bridging gaps, providing a listening ear, provide relatable advice, preventative workshops, practice life and vocational skills, and much more.

 

We ultimately want to decrease stress levels, isolation, and the daily demands single parents endure, while increasing their protective factors. and providing a safe, secure lifelong relationship.