Program Overview

M.A.M.A. provides short-term, practical support programs designed to help solo mothers overcome barriers to stability. Assistance is provided based on eligibility and available funding. 

1. Childcare Financial Assistance Program

M.A.M.A. provides short-term childcare assistance to help solo mothers work, attend school, or participate in job training when childcare costs become a barrier. 

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)

M.A.M.A. supports solo mothers working to complete their education by helping reduce enrollment-related barriers.

Support may include:

• GED or high school diploma program enrollment

• Assistance with education-related fees (when funding is available)

• Resource navigation and referrals

3. Essentials and Resource Support

M.A.M.A. provides access to diapers, wipes, personal care items, and household essentials through community donations and available funding.