We SERVE Single Parents And Their Families
Before they reach the age of 18, one of out of every two children in the United States will have lived in a single-parent home at some point in their lives. If you are a single parent, you know it can be overwhelming for both you and your children. That’s why the Single Parent Support Network (SPSN) is here to offer the support, comfort, and services single parents need. We’re here to give you a hand up, not a handout! We exist to help the drowning emerge, to help the strong become stronger. Our network is full of members with healthy, restored lives, and we are proud to have been to be there to help along the way.
Who is a single parent?
- A single parent is a parent not living with a spouse or partner and can be a custodial or non custodial parent.
- A widow or widower raising their children
- A divorced parent raising their children
- A biological mom or dad who are raising their children
- A foster or adoptive single parent who is raising children
- A parent whose spouse has gone away for an extended period of time (i.e.: military or incarceration)
- A parent whose spouse has been ill for an extended period of time
- A parent who has never marrie
- A woman who was the victim of rape
- A single parent who has chosen artificial insemination as a way to conceive Surrogacy.
Our Programs
Re-Support
The ReSTART program was created to offer support, strategies, and guidance for single parents. Through small support groups, we are able to connect with single parents, grow personal relationships, and provide targeted resources based on each parent’s unique lifestyle.
Queen For A Day
Queen for a Day was developed for any single mother, adoptive, or grandmother raising children on their own; no matter the circumstance we want to honor you.
Moms & Sons: Conference and Camp
This moms and sons event is designed to address the issues that single moms face in raising boys.
Divorce Education/Co-Parenting
At the Single Parent Support Network (SPSN), our hope for any couple going through a divorce or separation is to find their way to reconciliation.
