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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.

 According to the U.S. Census Bureau, there are approximately 13.6 million single parents in the United States. 13.6 million single parents working to raise the 21.6 million children who rely on them – and only them – to provide for their families.

 

Out of these 21.6 million children being raised by single parents, many suffer trauma due to their circumstances. However, it is the parents desire to create the best life possible for their children, regardless of their circumstances, that restores the feelings of stability and comfort. The first step in moving to a better position is finding the proper resources to get you there.  
The ReSTART program provides the support and direction to any single parent who feels that they are struggling. What we find is that when we help and support each other, we can accomplish anything.

With a solid education on how to stabilize their lives, both financially and personally, parents can bring much needed security into their homes. This assures a healthy development and a positive transition into adulthood for their children. By using their knowledge and setting a positive example, these healthy habits can be brought into the next generation.

The comprehensive program can be completed in 18 months, or worked at a pace comfortable for the group, and covers the A-Z’s of life for single parents.

 

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The Core ReSTART manual can be used as a stand alone model over a 12 week period and includes the following sessions:

  • Session One: Broken Pieces
  • Session Two: What Hurts? Identifying Personal Hurts and the Hurts of Your Children
  • Session Three: Getting Organized
  • Session Four: Anger & Communication
  • Session Five: Resources for Children
  • Session Six: Launching a New Journey
  • Session Seven: Family Road Map
  • Session Eight: How to use the Road Map
  • Session Nine: Launching Out on the New Journey
  • Session Ten: Parenting Through Change
  • Session Eleven: Family Finances
  • Session Twelve: Resources & Support