Rebuilding Our Community Through Faith, Hope, Love and Knowledge!
Our Community Is Facing A Challenge and we need your help!
Poverty Rate
Single mothers are much more likely to be poor than married couples. The poverty rate for single-mother families in 2018 was 34%, nearly five times more than the rate for married-couple families (6%).
Lack of Education
Without financial aid, single mother students have little or no means to contribute financially to their educational expenses. One third graduated with a college degree, while one sixth had not completed high school.
Short of Necessities
Unfortunately, this reality has a significant impact on children. Nearly three-fifths of children with a young parent live on incomes below the poverty line.
Your Support Will Make A Difference By…
Empowering Young Single Mothers to Achieve Economic Independence
Providing GED/Career Programs
Developing Apprenticeship programs
Teaching Development Tools to Help Women Thrive in Work and Life
Mentoring Young Single Mothers with More Effective Parenting Skills
All Within A Faith Based Environment!