At Mater Filius of Nebraska, they provide continuous care and support at their maternity home for you and your baby at no cost.

For 68 years, St. Vincent de Paul of Lane County’s social service programs have provided supportive resources for individuals, children and families who live in poverty or homeless.

Shepherd’s Door houses up to 42 women and 25 children. It is a retreat-like setting with personal bedrooms, daycare, and holistic, highly relational staff. At Shepherd’s Door, women find safety and support to overcome addictions, unhealthy relationships, negative life patterns. By treating the whole person, not just the symptoms, women are given the opportunity to live transformed, sustainable lives.

This Salvation Army provides food assistance, rent assistance, and other immediate needs.

Safe Haven Maternity Home was established in 1992 to provide a safe home environment that inspires and provides resources to pregnant women and mothers and their babies who are in crisis. They have assisted nearly 900 women and babies in need. They currently house eight women and their babies.  Each resident may stay through her pregnancy, delivery and up to

If you are facing an unplanned pregnancy, they can help you by providing a free pregnancy test, ultrasound confirmation, and answers to your questions about abortion, parenting, and adoption. Their trained staff is ready to provide you with confidential help at no cost, thanks to generous community support.

Students are eligible for this scholarship opportunity if they are single parents, will be enrolled in 9 or more credits each term, preference given to applicants enrolled in a Career Technical Education Program.

Students are eligible for this scholarship opportunity if they have a 2.5 GPA, are a single parent providing 50% or more of the support for a child under age 18, are enrolled in a professional/technical or transfer degree program, have completed at least 24 PCC credits by the end of Winter term, demonstrate financial need.

Students are eligible for this scholarship opportunity if they are seeking a degree at PCC, are single parents, students are automatically considered for this scholarship if they meet the above eligibility criteria.

Students are eligible for this scholarship opportunity if they are a single parent with dependent children under the age of 18, have a 2.5 GPA, have completed 12 credits at PCC by the end of Winter term, are enrolled in a degree granting program, preference given to Washington County residents, preference given to students who demonstrate financial need, students are