Program Overview

Moms Assisting Moms Association (M.A.M.A.) is a community-based nonprofit organization created to support solo mothers by directly addressing two of the biggest barriers to stability and success: lack of affordable childcare and incomplete education.

M.A.M.A. provides short-term childcare financial assistance and education support for GED and high school completion, helping solo moms stay in school, remain employed, and build long-term independence for their families.

We don’t just give resources — we remove the financial obstacles that block progress.

Core Programs

1. Childcare Financial Assistance Program

M.A.M.A. provides short-term financial assistance to help solo mothers cover temporary or urgent childcare costs so they can work, attend school, or participate in job training.

This includes:

One-time childcare tuition assistance

Short-term support toward childcare costs (up to a set limit)

Emergency childcare funding

Support for mothers waiting on state vouchers or subsidies

2. Education Advancement Program (GED & High School Completion)

We assist solo mothers who have not completed high school by helping them:

Enroll in GED or diploma programs

Stay consistent in class through limited childcare assistance when available

Transition into college, workforce training, or certification programs

3. Resource Navigation & Advocacy

M.A.M.A. connects mothers to:

Housing support

Workforce development opportunities

Transportation resources

Mental health and wellness referrals

We walk alongside our moms — we don’t just hand them a list.

Who We Serve

Solo mothers

Low-income mothers

Mothers returning to school or the workforce

Mothers struggling with childcare affordability

Mothers working toward educational completion

Our Mission in Action

M.A.M.A. was created to fund progress — not just encourage it. By investing directly into childcare and education, we help solo mothers:

Stay employed

Complete their education

Increase income

Stabilize their households

Create real, lasting change for their children