Find Single Parent Agencies Nonprofits and Charities

  jas wrote:

This is an outstanding charity doing good for our Armed Forces families. Some of the children are orphans while others need a home while a parent is deployed. This Children's home understands that kids are not grown at 18 and has services to successfully... more »

  Lisa243 wrote:

Pennsylvania Women Work offers a variety of programs to help individuals in transition access the skills and education they need to become economically self-sufficient. Pennsylvania Women Work provides individual job placement assistance to people referred... more »

  jewly-74 wrote:

We had a great experience with Aggieland Pregnacy Outreach they were very helpful and supportive. We were referred to them by another client and are so grateful for this. We were matched and had our precious baby boy in our arms all with in a month of... more »

  lisa28 wrote:

I have known about CAPS through my church for many years and knew I wanted to be involved in supporting its efforts to help women with alternatives to abortion. The volunteers treat their clients with love and support and so many of them make the decision... more »

  Liz H.3 wrote:

I absolutely love Sparkle! Last year, they made Christmas possible for my friend that is a single mom of two wonderful girls. Not only did they provide gifts and necessities, but Sparkle also wrapped and delivered these gifts! It was incredible!This... more »

  Pirates1 wrote:

Volunteering at Gate means I get to work with a team of women who really care about the ladies in their community that are pregnant and need help either emotionally or financially. We get to give encouragement, help them learn about caring for themselves... more »

  RuthVolunteer wrote:

I'm here at The Northwest Center for more than 2 years and I enjoy helping latin women, giving counsil and orientation about different topics. Health for her and her baby is a priority and we educate the women about fetal development and prenatal health.... more »

  cordellsmommy20 wrote:

Fristers has completely changed my life! Made me the womean i am today and a better mother to my son! They have given me support and cofidence! I have made so many friends there! Without fristers i dont know where i would be today!!!!! more »

  PCHT wrote:

This organization is one with such integrity. They work so hard to help people get not just help, but the right kind of help for them. Its a pleasure to be able to partner with The Powerful Project. more »

  danismoma wrote:

As a single mom I recently learned about this amazing organization in my community. I have two kids and feel very alone here. They have given me hope and have made me feel like with their workshops and case management I will be able to finish school... more »

  MamaRee wrote:

As a donor and a volunteer, I have seen firsthand the warmth with which the moms, dads, and babies are received at Chicon Pregnancy Resource Center. From the moment they enter the door and through every step of their journey, this resource center truly... more »

  gods-servant wrote:

I called good counsel because I needed to do a college paper on a place that deals with crisis. I really didn't know exactly what they dealt with, but they came up in my google search. When I got there, I was a little nervous because I didn't know how... more »

  natrot wrote:

Mommies Matter is doing amazing and important work in Columbus, Ohio. I hosted a baby shower for a mother through them. They are on the ground providing emotional and financial support to mothers facing crisis pregnancies, which is desperately needed.... more »

  Fludder wrote:

I am currently in the infant stage of learning about The Restoration House, however; my experiences so far have lead me to believe that God just might have a purpose for me here. I had heard about The Restoration House through Mandy and Daniel Watson... more »

  TerryCrain wrote:

Great organization. Dedicated on helping those who are in need. more »

  ltaylor wrote:

What I love about Pacific Lifeline is that they truly embrace the notion that if you give someone a fish they eat for one day~but if you teach a person to fish they eat for a lifetime. Pacific Lifeline truly empowers women to better their situation and... more »

  Lynne H. wrote:

A friend introduced me to St. Anne's over 10 years ago. I visited the facility and toured the programs. I quickly learned that the clients served by St. Anne's were some of Los Angeles's most vulnerable teens and young adults. The foster care system... more »

  AndRiseVolunteer wrote:

I'm a survivor of domestic abuse. I started volunteering for this organization almost a year ago because I wanted to share my story and help others who are experiencing domestic violence. Leaving an abusive relationship is hard, and survivors need a lot... more »

  JPC5676 wrote:

I've never served for a nonprofit before, until this ministry. It has been the best experience I've ever had. It's a Ministry that has a special place in my heart as a single mom, and has blessed me and some of my single mom friends in many ways! more »

  Mayeshaun wrote:

Women Identity Purpose is a wonderful program geared towards assisting young ladies prepare themselves for the world through offering them resources, support, and expertise. THis program supports all women and has no bias. I love and support this program... more »

  ksdickason wrote:

Our lady's inn provides the love & support to encourge their clients to grow & become self sufficient and continue to care for their families after they leave the inn more »

  emiller94 wrote:

Open Arms Outreach is genuinely accepting of all! The leaders, Vince and Robbie Bible are so focused on helping those in need, that their only issue is that they never truly capture how much they do for others. They just help whenever they can without... more »

  terry wrote:

I have been involved with Madonna Place for over 10 years. I started as a Board member and when my time ended on the board I became involved with their fundraising efforts. My passion for and belief in this organization is strong. When there was another... more »

  wwesley wrote:

As a school administrator in Humble ISD and I witnessed the work of their youth in a conference. Love in Abundance provided quality learning activities and events that equip youth for responsible living. It was a priviledge to work with their youth and... more »

  carrissarae wrote:

I have had four children over the last 14 years. Before I had children, my life was terrible. I was on drugs and made a very bad name for myself. There are things that I have done in my past that are unforgivable and since I have turned my life around,... more »

  Kristina Q. wrote:

This is a great place for single moms to come and have childcare and a nice meal. They get to fellowship with other single moms and their kids enjoy making crafts. It's a great organizaion to provide support during a tough time! more »

  Michael A. wrote:

Family Scholar House assists single parent college students to get their college degree. They provide housing, childcare and a list of case management and academic advising services for both the parent and child. Their goal is to assist the family in... more »

  James89 wrote:

Ms Cleo Rush is a great organization, here's my story, almost twenty years ago, being a single parent, i became disabled on my job, my 2 children were taken by defacs and were placed in foster care i was very depressed at that time, someone told me go... more »

  abarthel wrote:

Rainbows works with children who are dealing with situations such as death and loss that are, by definition, beyond their cope level and helps them through transition periods so that they do not "fall between the cracks." Having attended several fundraisers,... more »

  Ladies of Leadership wrote:

Rosemary’s Babies is a company that I wish was around when I was a teen parent. The tools and assistance they provide to help not only teen parents but their parents as well is phenomenal. They assist with goal planning (short and long term) basic needs... more »

  Ken_7 wrote:

I was blessed to be a volunteer with Maggie's Place for several years when I lived in Phoenix. I was touched by the simple but desperately needed mission of this organization, which is to provide a home for pregnant women in need. They reach out in... more »

  tmpastor wrote:

I learned about The Buggy Bunch through a couple of young ladies at my church who were helped by the group tremendously, both in spiritual and in practical ways. I then became involved with one of the Bible studies as a mentor, and I am presently on... more »

  Jeanna C. wrote:

This is an amazing gift from God. As a single mom of 2 boys with no child support , this foundation provided a wealth of knowledge to get me through the hard times. There are events, and ways to make friends. They help so many and do it with eagerness.... more »

  Smart1 wrote:

This is an amazing charity run by moms who care. All the money they collect goes directly to buying diapers at a discount to distribute to families in need. The charity is all volunteer. more »

  lafwan wrote:

I have the opportunity to volunteer for the Warrick Dunn foundation. I would help put the house together to be presented to the women that are going to receive them. I have seen how overwhelm these women can get when he present them the keys to their... more »

  lesliew wrote:

Hope for Single Moms helped me when I was pregnant with my son. With their help I was able to go to school while pregnant and graduate shortly after having my son. I was then able to find a better job to help support my family. I couldn’t have done... more »

  Eve Marie G. wrote:

1st Choice is an excellent community organization. The caring professional staff and volunteer personnel leverage the support of donors to empower women and men in the Loudoun community to make positive choices about unplanned pregnancies and sexual health.... more »

  elizabethbrooke. wrote:

Volunteering here has been a great experience! The atmosphere is so positive and welcoming, and the employees are super nice and helpful when needed. Definitely recommend MPPFC to anyone looking for a place to volunteer and/or parents with children birth... more »

  RAlvernaz wrote:

My mother was involved in Pro-Life movement beginning in the early 1970s. And she instilled those values in me from an early age. But by the time I reached high school, and being male, I was challenged for that veiw point; being often told "the pro-life... more »

  SharityGlobal wrote:

The Central Florida Diaper Bank recognizes that having diapers is either the key to becoming self sufficient for so many single moms or a barrier that can keep them in poverty. I have learned so much about the importance of ensuring every family has... more »

  Blanche Williams wrote:

There are times when we, as a community and a country, have to take the time to come together for the greater good. Deborah Avens provided that opportunity with her non-profit, The SOFEI Group, Inc. When we empower our women and mothers, we empower her... more »

  BradFranklin wrote:

Folsom's Hope inspires me. I have never seen a more effective effort to enhance the mission of local schools than this. Salwa Kasabian's leadership is compassionate and nurturing, yet effective and focused. She is able to connect with a young child, or... more »

  blessed wrote:

I was given guardianship of two of my grandchildren. It came at a difficult time financially for me. It was Christmas time and I knew I had to purchase items for my grandchildren soley. I have worked very closely with Adopt A Family so I swallowed... more »

  laruecbe wrote:

CHC (Child, Home & Community is a great non-profit organization to work for. Their dedication to improving the lives of teens who have chosen to have their babies is phenomenal. They provide non-biased, empathetic education and resources and material... more »

  juliarobert wrote:

This organization has definitely raise the bar. I am extremely proud to know that we have such a caring and visible organization here on Long Island! more »

  J Robert T. wrote:

Crystal Wacker-Knapp, the founder and publisher of ReachUp has a unique ability to communicate hope and meaning to women who are struggling. Each issue is crafted in a fine-tuned and skillful manner to connect directly with its readers' needs and provide... more »

  Kris wrote:

I am a single mom and Hands of the Carpenter repaired my car at a reduced price focusing on things that were of concern regarding safety. I had saved up some money to repair my car but new that the cost would be much greater than what I had and what... more »

  Molly wrote:

If you have money. This is an ok support group. The weekend retreat is very supportive, good food and very warm however, the speakers are really selling their services. You get very little information that can help you for your divorce. This could be... more »

  homerjon wrote:

Jennifer Johnson saw a problem. She came up with a great idea and through dogged determination launched Project One Day. Project One day is a great solution to child care and I see it as a great success. We need more Project One Days and more visionaries... more »

  Dianne5 wrote:

Sisters Place is dedicated to helping the homeless children in our area to get a new start on life. The impact of homlessness on children is often invisible and providing a stable environment allows these kids a chance to reach their potentials. Helping... more »

  Janet Potter wrote:

As a volunteer at Emerge Family Advocates, I supervised visits between non-residential parents and their children. I also helped facilitate exchanges of children between parents, so that feuding parents did not have any contact with each other--a critical... more »

  Hannahs House wrote:

Hannah's House is a place where staff genuinely care about helping people in need. They go above and beyond the job description to help the ladies and babies residing in this home. True, life-changing help and guidance is made available to the residents. more »

  Shlove87 wrote:

This organization is a God-send to the community. They have helped so many people over the years and counting. With so many people being faced with hardships, they have supplied school supplies, diapers, and clothing for children. I Am Legacy PTCA continues... more »

  Claudia Brown wrote:

Prince of Peace has provided Penn State Shenango students with internships for many years now to include both direct and indirect service opportunities. Students have gained invaluable experience in both areas and have succeeded in the work world in... more »

  Tammy A. wrote:

Warren Village believes all families should have access to affordable housing, safe and reliable child care, and the skills necessary to lead an independent life. Warren Village provides these services to economically disadvantaged single parent families... more »

  annesheadache wrote:

I have watched Crystal shine with new life and purpose that she loves striving and working towards. Inspirational more »

  frannc wrote:

A friend at work told me about New Beginnings so I attended a meeting and joined. I was embarassed about my pending divorce, so I transferred jobs within the company and told no one about the divorce. I felt like a failure. At meetings I learned there... more »

  Kimberlyhubschmitt wrote:

It isn’t everyday you find a charity designated towards the single fathers, it also isn’t something that is touched on enough. Raising children especially in a society where every organization is solely aiming to help single mothers is an achievement... more »

  rachelevans wrote:

My experience has a positive one and I can't wait to continue working with the girls. I also love the accounting and Dianna has everything under control. Even though she does stress out sometime, who doesn't, she is doing really well running this. ... more »

  lynn8 wrote:

My daughter stayed there until I found out they were infested with bedbugs and were told to beat toddlers with belts...this is not a safe place for pregnant women and children. Most of the women there have no place to go so they keep their mouth shut.... more »

  Jan wrote:

The folks at Heartbeat of Lima do a wonderful job making you feel welcome, finding out what your needs are, and helping you to find the answers and resources that you need. I especially appreciate the "Hand Up" philosophy they offer rather than just a... more »

  Kaitlin McLees H. wrote:

Amethyst Place truly saves my life! Without them I wouldn’t have had the resources to get my children back, go back to college, and learn how to be a productive member of society. The community I had with the other Moms was out of this world too, we... more »

  Writer wrote:

My name is DeMarea Colson and I was introduced to the shining light ministry by a friend. I enjoyed the fellowship of meeting other mothers that may be going through the same thing that I was going through at the moment. This organization has helped and... more »

  busybee wrote:

It was so nice to see moms and children gather for an enriching purpose. So outside the norm and so full of life and joy! I wish more organizations would work on encouraging intelligence! more »

  JudyMasching wrote:

I was able to attend the banquet last spring and I see the value and passion of continuing support for this ministry. The evening was very moving and top notch information. It’s apparent that the ministry is growing and many babies are being saved.... more »

  John321 wrote:

This is an amazing place. They were my only access to my daughter for over 2 years. Although I didn't want to have to see my daughter in a supervised setting, they made things easy. As time went by, they got very close to my daughter. They were emotionally... more »

  willow337 wrote:

WFAPF Helped my family get rental assistance, and really pushed us in the right direction. Monica even helped my mom and I get jobs! I will be forever grateful for the Working For A Purpose Foundation! more »

  dmadams wrote:

Amazing organization made up of a team of people who care about the young women and their babies. After a tour of the home and getting to know the people involved, I have no doubt that my donations are being put to excellent use. Keep up the great... more »

  Jazkynyy wrote:

One of the main reasons I decided to volunteer specifically at the Little Blue House (LBH) is their slogan “We actually help people”. I have experience of working with NGOs aimed at helping people. Some of them were better, some worse. So, I... more »

  jond wrote:

My kids are grown and have gone off to college. I now have some extra time and wanted to give back in a productive and meaningful way. Helping children that are struggling, I thought was one of the best ways to help. I have seen through some of my... more »

  Brenda B.4 wrote:

This foundation changed my whole life. They offer zero interest loans to single parents for education, housing, transportation. I bought a car with my loan and it gave me independence and the means to support my daughter. Every payment goes... more »

  Jennifer168 wrote:

We lost our precious baby girl, Dagen Ruth, to premature delivery. The maternity/big sister photos that we have from Chanda are priceless memories for our family! We are donors also because we want to help others receive support when their families have... more »

  Writer wrote:

Care Net Pregnancy Center of Dane County has developed a full spectrum of services to meet the needs of not only women in crisis pregnancies, but also men/fathers, teenagers (education programs for local high schools), and anyone seeking a pregnancy test,... more »

  Lebanon2020 wrote:

I have been a donor for years, and the care every member of the organization takes to in every interaction is incredible. The staff at the centers are knowledgeable, patient, and willing to go the extra mile with the clients, and I have seen relationships... more »

  Yiny Poveda wrote:

Healthy Start is the evidence that there is something greater that we can be part of. It is a fruitful nonprofit that shows results and generates positive changes within the community. Healthy Start takes the nonprofit nature to a further extension of... more »

  ProBest wrote:

Earlier this year we raised some funds for Big Brothers/Big Sisters. We are a Pest Management company and we decided that if we raised $500 the owner would eat some bugs for charity. We raised over $600. This year 2011 we are going to spin a wheel for... more »

  goulikofsage wrote:

I REFERED A YOUNG LADY TO THE CENTER AS SHE STRUGGLED WITH HELPING HER TEEN FRIEND...WHO'D JUST DISCOVERED SHE WAS PREGNANT. THE TWO WENT TOGETHER TO THE PREGNANCY CENTER. AFTERWARDS HER FRIEND STATED, "I IMMEDIATELY FELT AT HOME. LIZ WAS AMAZING AND... more »

  Melissa T wrote:

Wheels to Work provides an amazing service in our community. With little to no administrative costs, the 100%-volunteer board matches donated vehicles to single-parent families so that they can get to work and/or school. When a family in Sioux Falls is... more »

  Shilo wrote:

I volunteered with this organization, and I would like to report that they truly care about their mission. They are passionate about helping families experiencing homelessness, and their services really make a difference. A+ more »

  loaner wrote:

I am the type of person that does not like to waste my time. I have worked with and for parent aid for about 20 years, why because my time is not wasted. I have watched families & children go thru the program to the point that I was really proud of them.... more »

  walsh wrote:

After 27 years pf service in downtown Waukegan, the center has moved to Gurnee Illinois at 4606 W. Old Grand Avenue, Unit B. The phone is still the same, and we still offer free pregnancy testing with appointment and information on abortioin and adoption.... more »

  jenndeam wrote:

I have be in the employment of Baby Bear Hugs for almost 7 years and I have seen families change and feel supported through the first years of parenting. Baby Bear Hugs provides education and support in the home of the many families they serve. I have... more »

  lois4 wrote:

I have a heart for many of those who fall through the cracks of our society. In the Spirit of the Children, Inc. is an organization that works with the very vulnerable population of young adults who transition, from the foster-care system in New York,... more »

  SaraMoyer wrote:

My name is Regina. I have been with Mom’s House in August of 2014. I am a York College of Pennsylvania student enrolled in the nursing program which allows me to graduate in December of 2016 with a bachelor’s degree in nursing, and an opportunity... more »

  myrtlewatson wrote:

This program for first time teen moms is needed in our community. Many of the teen moms need the housing and safety to thrive and to be able to nurture their infants while attending High School. Ahigh school diploma is their first step to a successful... more »

  lynn95628 wrote:

I met my husband at PWP Del Norte Sacramento in November 1991 at the dances at Del Norte We were married in August of 2001. We are still married after 23 years Lynn & Allen MWe are known as the dancers. more »

  Nancy Sabin wrote:

In 2010, I became a Life Skills Facilitator at the Jeremiah Program Thursday evening resident classes. Working along side the residents, staff and community partners has been exceptional. Seeing the challenges, triumphs and everyday-joys these single... more »

  khebbeler wrote:

Visions has an outstanding staff that delivers quality services to chidren and parents. It is highly rated for its excellent early childhood education. I have been impressed with the mothers who have completed their education because of the support they... more »

  a427616 wrote:

I know several of the individuals that work or volunteer for carenet, and I can honestly say they work very hard to enrich the lives of their clients. more »

  Kimberly_Y wrote:

Childhood is where it all begins. We're always hearing about how children are the future, but so few step up to try and shape this future. That's why I became a Big Sister. After a few short months, I saw my Little Sister blossom in ways that she never... more »

  lteetsel wrote:

Before joining the Board at TBICO, I attended a class graduation, giving me the opportunity to meet some of the students and their families and to learn what impact TBICO has had on their lives. To them, TBICO goes beyond the skills ... it is about preparing... more »

  Elle25 wrote:

This organization helped my daughter when she was acting out in school after a recent loss of her father. I was unaware how the loss was affecting my daughter prior to contacting DNAF. more »

  Mary Katherine V. wrote:

I first became acquainted with POWER through a Martin Luther King Jr. Day Rally that i attended in 2010. I came back in 2011 as a college intern. I wanted to intern at POWER because POWER was addressing a lot of issues that were occurring in my life and... more »

  Donna wrote:

I have worked at Mary's Shelter previously. This is the only shelter for homeless, pregnant adult women within several counties. The shelter not only provides a home environment for these mothers but also offers a variety of classes to develop and enhance... more »

  tina8 wrote:

I just wanted to tell you about the work Change For The Children, Inc does for their communities. We are a Fiscally Sponsored organization, sponsored by Help is Here, Inc., a 501c3 Non-Profit Public Charity. We operate solely off of donations and sponsorships... more »

  wutangLAN3 wrote:

If I could give this place zero stars that would be a more accurate rating. They don't help people, as someone who used to be homeless for 5 years and finally try to get my life back together, I paid them rent every month for over 2 years and they just... more »

  cherADK wrote:

This was a totally NONPROFIT groupNo money was paid to the creator. It was just her heart and angry soul that drove her to help who every asked for it. She helped any custodial parent learn how to correctly go through the process to get... more »

  Maiqal wrote:

Children in Daarul Hasanah Foundation are provided with adequate access to education. This educational opportunity is crucial in enabling them to develop important skills for their future. more »

  jspaz wrote:

The Shalom Center for Peace and Restoration is a great cause that provides a loving home to the children that stay at the Shalom Group Home. I have had the privilege to volunteer and work with the three wonderful women who started this organization.... more »

  Roberta Macallister wrote:

Gerda is an amazing networker and she passes along good information. I can then send this to our community's single parents network (over 100 families) and things happen! This is a God-send and I love that she sees it as a resource to share with as many... more »

  april22 wrote:

This is a great place for any age to volunteer at, even young teenagers. I always look forward to coming to volunteer; the families that live in the apartments are never in a less than positive attitude and that rubs off on you...there is so much love... more »

  Hogmanay wrote:

I first found out about FCH when I was 19 and an unwed and pregnant. I had an unstable family life and believed I would be thrown out of the house when I told my parents. I shared my difficulties with a co-worker who put me in touch with FCH. I went... more »

  ChrisG21 wrote:

This organization is truly a God sent! I have a personal experience with Footprints and they go above and beyond to make sure that you gain stability and they ensure continuos support and assistance even after you have transitioned.I was recently homeless... more »

  pamme-boutselis wrote:

I have known of and supported Marguerite's Place since its inception many years ago. Initially, my Girl Scout troop baked goodies for the children in the daycare and also donated children's books that the kids living at Marguerite's Place would be able... more »

  Maryatexcalibur wrote:

I started volunteering at Whispering Hope in the Spring of 2009, and I think what impresses me most about all of the staff and volunteers, both men and women, is how much they care for each individual client that comes through the door. Each women has... more »

Vision: For every child to be safe and supported, be happy and have hope for a bright and fulfilling future. Mission: We shape... more »

Provide care and compassion for women and men in a crisis pregnancy. We also have an abstinance program that we partner with the... more »

Without an education and job skills how does a homeless family break the chains of poverty. By helping the primary provider get... more »

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Parents Without Partners provides single parents and their children with an opportunity for enhancing personal growth, self-confidence... more »

Parents Without Partners provides single parents and their children with an opportunity for enhancing personal growth, self-confidence... more »

To provide transitional housing and support services to women and their children in prince william county, virginia. more »

Our mission at the single parent support network is empowering single parents to lead successful families and build strong communities.... more »

Presbyterian Children''s Homes and Services provides Christ-centered care and support to children and families in need. We focus... more »

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Parents Without Partners provides single parents and their children with an opportunity for enhancing personal growth, self-confidence... more »

Provided assistance to homeless, or at-risk of being homeless, single parent families in bucks and montgomery counties in pennsylvania more »

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Parents Without Partners provides single parents and their children with an opportunity for enhancing personal growth, self-confidence... more »

Parents Without Partners provides single parents and their children with an opportunity for enhancing personal growth, self-confidence... more »

Parents Without Partners provides single parents and their children with an opportunity for enhancing personal growth, self-confidence... more »

Lifehouse, inc. Provides for the spiritual, emotional, physical and intellectual needs of pregnant and/or parenting teens and... more »

The mission of climb wyoming, a non-profit organization, is to train and place low-income single mothers in careers that successfully... more »

Parents Without Partners provides single parents and their children with an opportunity for enhancing personal growth, self-confidence... more »

Parents Without Partners provides single parents and their children with an opportunity for enhancing personal growth, self-confidence... more »

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New Mexico has one of the highest teen parenthood rate in the U.S. We are observing a very high rate of multi-generational teen... more »

It is sparcs vision that single parents will be empowered and equipped to take their place among societys most successful families.... more »

The mission of options for women is to confidentially aid those facing abortion decisions in northeastern missouri and surrounding... more »

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Parents Without Partners provides single parents and their children with an opportunity for enhancing personal growth, self-confidence... more »

Primarily to provide assistance and shelter to pregnant women of all ages and their dependents who have sufferred from domestic... more »

Parents Without Partners provides single parents and their children with an opportunity for enhancing personal growth, self-confidence... more »

Parents Without Partners provides single parents and their children with an opportunity for enhancing personal growth, self-confidence... more »