Single Parents Community Center volunteer holding hands with a young child at an outdoor family event
Family support starts here

Single Parents Community Center

A welcoming place for single parents and their children to find support, resources, encouragement, and community.

Belonging first
Practical support
Children centered

What we do

Support that meets families in real life.

Parent support circles

Warm spaces for single parents to share, recharge, and build dependable community.

Family resource guidance

Connections to everyday resources that help families move through tough moments.

Children's essentials

School supplies, care items, and seasonal support for children growing with confidence.

Community gatherings

Events that bring parents, children, volunteers, and local partners together.

Events & programs

Extreme Heat Training

Our community training helps single-parent families stay safe during extreme heat: recognizing warning signs, keeping children cool, planning for power outages, and knowing where to go for help. Families left with preparedness kits, and children joined a supervised activity corner while parents learned.

Family safety trainingPreparedness kitsChildren's activity corner
Parents seated at tables during the Extreme Heat Training session
Facilitator presenting the day's agenda to families
Parent raising a hand to ask a question during the training
Small group discussion with a facilitator taking notes
Children coloring at a table during the children's activity corner
Volunteers standing beside a table of emergency preparedness backpacks

Want the next training at your community?

Reach out to host a session, volunteer at an event, or bring supplies for family preparedness kits.

Community care

Every parent deserves a circle of support.

The center brings families, neighbors, volunteers, and partners together around the daily needs single parents carry.

A steady place to belong

Families are welcomed with dignity, kindness, and practical next steps.

A stronger family network

Parents and children build connections that last beyond one event or visit.

Give, volunteer, partner

Help single-parent families feel supported now.

Community gifts, supplies, volunteer time, and local partnerships help the center show up for more families.