Teen Parent Services

By caring for both teens/young parents and their children, we can improve developmental milestones and school readiness for babies and dramatically increase high school graduation rates for parents.

 

Teen Parent Services provides long-term housing options for homeless pregnant and parent teens and their children.

We assist pregnant and parenting teens in becoming self sufficient. The program is available to teens/young parents under the age of 24.

Teen Parent Services also provides transitional housing for homeless pregnant and parenting teens and their children – where families can live for up to 18 months, Rapid Re-Housing rental assistance and utility deposit for homeless teen parents and youth, for up to 24 months.

Home Visiting

Birth–Five, Early Head Start and Healthy Families America

  • Parent education
  • Early childhood education
  • Play groups
  • Outreach
  • Life skills
  • Transportation
  • Assistance with food, diapers, and personal need items
  • Connections for education, job training and employment opportunities
  • Promote family self-sufficiency
  • Supportive services

Long-Term Housing

for Teen/Young Parents

  • For homeless teens/young parents 17-21 and their children
  • Staffed 24/7/365
  • Connecting parents with
    • Health care services
    • School, job training and employment
    • Parent education and children’s developmental milestones
    • Assistance with food, diapers and personal need items
    • Follow-up services
  • 100% of those we serve are employed, attending school or participating in job search/life skill building activities

Project Home

In collaboration with United Way, we provide rent and utility assistance for eligible Saginaw County residents.

Rapid Re-Housing

We rapidly move youth ages 18-24 into permanent housing with rental assistance for 3-24 month

  • Literally homeless
  • 16 units and 24 beds
  • Focus on life skills and self sufficiency
  • Rental assistance
  • Security deposit
  • Supportive services

Affiliated with Healthy Families America and Parents as Teachers.

Teen Parent Services

2806 Davenport, Saginaw, MI 48602
(989) 755-0937

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