While there are many teenage mothers who never enter any social welfare system, others do not have the supports that they need to make it on their own. Many teenage mothers are not necessarily able to remain at home with their parents, either for reasons of overcrowding in the home, abuse an... Read More
While there are many teenage mothers who never enter any social welfare system, others do not have the supports that they need to make it on their own. Many teenage mothers are not necessarily able to remain at home with their parents, either for reasons of overcrowding in the home, abuse and neglect, or financial difficulty. They may not have family, friends, or other resources available that enable them to meet the basic needs for themselves or their children. Teenage mothers who are unable to live at home with their families are vulnerable on many fronts. They encounter all of the demands of parenting and being a teen, and are often faced with the additional need for stable housing. Without other supports, these teenage mothers are likely to experience periods of homelessness, spend time in foster care, or rely on welfare for assistance.
Younger teenage mothers may face additional challenges as a result of their age. These young mothers may experience difficulty finding a place in which to live with their children. For instance, homeless shelters, battered women’s shelters, and transitional living programs may not always accept teenagers who are under the age of 17, nor do these programs generally accept young children. Further, placement in foster care does not always ensure that the mother and child will remain together—the placement of both the teenage mother and her child together is contingent on the availability of a trained foster care provider or group home that is willing to take both the teen and her child. Young mothers who are homeless come up against many of the same hurdles as young mothers in foster care, including poverty, barriers to education, and other supports. Their primary need is housing, and this is where Aramis Place will provide the assistance that these young mothers need.
Aramis Place provide custodial parents under the age of 19 and their children with a supportive and supervised living arrangement in which such parents would be required to learn parenting skills, including cooking, counseling, child development, family budgeting, health and nutrition, and other skills to promote their long-term economic independence and the well-being of their children."
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Aramis Place Inc
NaTasha Vinson
NaTasha Vinson CEO had the vision for this organization in 2005 after becoming a teen mom herself After several hardships that teen parenting bought on she knew that one day she would give back and lend a helping hand to other teen mothers and their children
I love supporting
I was once a teen mother and now my daughter is a full grown productive women. Living ambitiously with her own business. I too have began living life to the fullest. n
Thank you for the important work you are doing.
As a teen mom, I know how difficult it can be for those without guidance or a real support system.
Praying GOD opens doors and overflows you with blessings In JESUS name. Amen
NaTasha, I’ve watched you grow into an amazing woman. You did not let anything stop you from becoming exactly who you want to be. I believe you will give every young girl that comes through your home the love, nurturing, and skills they need to be succe
Always supporting black women. Happy belated birthday honey
Continue on creating a way for those who can’t create a way for themselves!!
You were created for good works and this is a good work!
Congrats
I know this has been a dream of yours I am happy to see you begin the journey!
Keep up the great work!
This is AWESOME. I support your vision and pray the young women that you encounter!
I know it's not much but I wanted to Lend a little support
Stay focused and be ready for what God has already lined up for you. It's already done.
raised from 21 people
Aramis Place Inc
NaTasha Vinson
NaTasha Vinson CEO had the vision for this organization in 2005 after becoming a teen mom herself After several hardships that teen parenting bought on she knew that one day she would give back and lend a helping hand to other teen mothers and their children
I love supporting
I was once a teen mother and now my daughter is a full grown productive women. Living ambitiously with her own business. I too have began living life to the fullest. n
Thank you for the important work you are doing.
As a teen mom, I know how difficult it can be for those without guidance or a real support system.
Praying GOD opens doors and overflows you with blessings In JESUS name. Amen
NaTasha, I’ve watched you grow into an amazing woman. You did not let anything stop you from becoming exactly who you want to be. I believe you will give every young girl that comes through your home the love, nurturing, and skills they need to be succe
Always supporting black women. Happy belated birthday honey
Continue on creating a way for those who can’t create a way for themselves!!
You were created for good works and this is a good work!
Congrats
I know this has been a dream of yours I am happy to see you begin the journey!
Keep up the great work!
This is AWESOME. I support your vision and pray the young women that you encounter!
I know it's not much but I wanted to Lend a little support
Stay focused and be ready for what God has already lined up for you. It's already done.
While there are many teenage mothers who never enter any social welfare system, others do not have the supports that they need to make it on their own. Many teenage mothers are not necessarily able to remain at home with their parents, either for reasons of overcrowding in the home, abuse an... Read More
While there are many teenage mothers who never enter any social welfare system, others do not have the supports that they need to make it on their own. Many teenage mothers are not necessarily able to remain at home with their parents, either for reasons of overcrowding in the home, abuse and neglect, or financial difficulty. They may not have family, friends, or other resources available that enable them to meet the basic needs for themselves or their children. Teenage mothers who are unable to live at home with their families are vulnerable on many fronts. They encounter all of the demands of parenting and being a teen, and are often faced with the additional need for stable housing. Without other supports, these teenage mothers are likely to experience periods of homelessness, spend time in foster care, or rely on welfare for assistance.
Younger teenage mothers may face additional challenges as a result of their age. These young mothers may experience difficulty finding a place in which to live with their children. For instance, homeless shelters, battered women’s shelters, and transitional living programs may not always accept teenagers who are under the age of 17, nor do these programs generally accept young children. Further, placement in foster care does not always ensure that the mother and child will remain together—the placement of both the teenage mother and her child together is contingent on the availability of a trained foster care provider or group home that is willing to take both the teen and her child. Young mothers who are homeless come up against many of the same hurdles as young mothers in foster care, including poverty, barriers to education, and other supports. Their primary need is housing, and this is where Aramis Place will provide the assistance that these young mothers need.
Aramis Place provide custodial parents under the age of 19 and their children with a supportive and supervised living arrangement in which such parents would be required to learn parenting skills, including cooking, counseling, child development, family budgeting, health and nutrition, and other skills to promote their long-term economic independence and the well-being of their children."
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