Education and Economic Empowerment
We support academic progress, GED completion, vocational training, and job readiness—equipping young women with the skills and confidence needed to complete their education and achieve financial stability.
30%
Of female headed households live below the poverty line in SC
100%
Of our residents improved their job readiness skills increasing future employment opportunities
Pathways to Education and Economic Independence
Education is a powerful tool for transformation. We help young moms re-engage with their education through GED preparation, tutoring, and college or vocational training. With career coaching and job readiness support, we walk alongside each participant as she builds a stable, confident future.
Meet Zoe
Zoe was fifteen, pregnant, and homeless. While at Florence Crittenton, she continued her high school education, obtained employment, learned independent living skills, and began building her plans for herself and her son.
