Parenting Program
Your Journey Begins Here
Our parenting program is designed for female residents currently or recently pregnant with an infant. This program offer housing security, critical life skills training, as well pre- and post-pregnancy support for mom and baby.
Utilizing the Nurturing Parenting Program we are able to help identify the needs of each mom to create a program aimed to promote positive and healthy parent-child relationships and to connect those needing additional resources to outside services and providers.
Program Guidelines
Women (18-24) and Babies
Parenting Training
Engage with community agencies and home visiting programs to ensure mom and babies needs are met
Education
Attend school or training program on a full-time basis and/or work 32+ hours per week
Finances
Participate in financial literacy and savings programs
Life Skills
Participation in house chores, activities, life skills classes & workshops
Community Service
Give back to the community by donating a minimum of 3-5 hours to service quarterly
Accountability
Weekly meetings with on-site case manager
What our homes offer
Project Kompass is committed to creating a safe and secure home environment for ALL residents. Continuous awareness, training, and workshops related to safety issues have been implemented into our program and evaluated frequently.
- Transportation assistance
- Common areas include: living room, dining room, and kids play room
- On-site laundry, Wi-Fi access, Individual keyless entry
- NO guest policy
- Nightly curfew is focused on the needs and schedule of baby
- Weekly sleepout benefit
F.A.Q.
Project Kompass will make referrals to The Wish Project to receive a new infant car seat as well as a welcome basket. We also receive support from the Merrimack Valley Food Bank and The Diaper Bank. We have many generous donors who also assist with donating necessary supplies for mom and baby.
No, Project Kompass provides all necessary furniture. Baby will receive new items upon entering our home.
Upon joining the PK Family, you will receive the assistance needed to apply for DTA, WIC, and other services that benefit and assist you while working towards your goal of independent living and self-sufficiency. Remember, our long-term goal is to break the cycle of dependency.
Yes, program guidelines for all residents are to work or attend school a minimum of 32/hours per week.
Yes, all children must attend an approved daycare while mom is in school or working.
Daycare guidelines must be followed. Project Kompass does not offer onsite babysitting assistance.
Please complete and submit the following electronic referral request form.
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