​​​FACTS

  1. Single moms are one of the most disadvantaged groups in the U.S., with 30% or more of their families living under the poverty line.
  2. 18.4% of 1980 births in the U.S. were to unmarried women, as compared to 40.6% in 2008.
  3. 90% of welfare recipients are single mothers.

BRIDGES OF HOPE FOR SINGLE MOMS

Through community partnerships, applicants participate in a two-year program that includes housing assistance, parenting and money management classes, job training, and emotional support. Participants are mentored as they find their purpose and pursue a trade certification or college degree.

JOIN THE TEAM

Join Gail Showalter of SMORE for Women, Susan Creel of Creel Investments, and many others as we work together to build a sustainable program for single moms.

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Practical Life Coaching
Recovering from Homelessness
Preparation for Job Field
Higher Education Guidance