Hope House Raleigh
The Triangle
In 2024, 5,000 babies were born to teen moms in North Carolina.
In Wake County, a single mom with one child must work over 245 hours per week at minimum-wage to earn enough to cover basic living expenses. There are only 168 hours in a week.
Less than 2% of teen moms will ever graduate from college, and fewer than half will earn their high school diploma.
We measure economic growth across four domains: Education and Career Development, Financial Health, Housing and Economic Basics.
We design and organize community activities and events to allow our teen moms the opportunity to build friendships.
We measure personal growth across three domains: Parenting, Emotional Well-being and Social Connections.
Hope House Colorado teen mom, Mekhi, shares her powerful story of overcoming and perserverance and the difference it has made for her and her son, Lucas.
Hope House Colorado teen mom alumni, Hannah, shares her journey to becoming a licensed legal paraprofessional and becoming co-founder of the Jane Law Group.
We offer FREE self-sufficiency programming to parenting teen moms.
Your donation can help transform the lives of two generations.
Learn how your skills and interests can impact the lives of teen moms and their children.
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