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Pregnant/Parenting Transitional Living Program

The Transitional Living Parenting Program provides short-term housing and intensive support to pregnant or parenting young people, 18-21, who are homeless or at risk of experiencing homelessness.

If you are 18-21 years old, pregnant or parenting, and are homeless or at risk of being homeless, the Transitional Living Parenting Program (TLPP) can help.

TLPP is a safe, time-limited housing program, that provides support so young parents can improve their lives while raising a family. Through TLPP, you are provided an apartment; access to educational, vocational, and community resources; and will learn parenting and independent living skills, such as household management, while you move toward independence.

Your TLPP care coordinator will meet weekly with you to help you reach your goals. A focus is placed on positive parenting, education, connection to sustainable housing, and employment. You and your child(ren) may remain in TLPP for 12-18 months.

TLP Intake Line: (603) 518.4380

Eligibility

Pregnant or parenting young person, ages 18-21, with at least 50% custody of their child or an active plan to support reunification

Fee

None – Participants asked to enroll in a savings program

Region Served

Statewide

Referral Needed?

Contacts

Manchester

James Difruscio

603-722-8931

difruscioj@waypointnh.org

Drop-In Line: (603) 518-4170

Statewide

Amanda Woods

(603) 769-0620

woodsa@waypointnh.org

Have a non-emergency and need to chat? Dial our new on-call number at 603-518-4007. If no one gets back to you right away, just give it another try in 15 minutes.

Services

Safe, time-limited housing
Access to educational, vocational, and community resources
Education and training to learn parenting and independent living skills
Hands-on case management to help you become a good parent and contributing member of the community

News

Homeless Youth & Young Adult, News/Stories

2025 SleepOut Raises $320,800 to Combat Youth Homelessness in New Hampshire

On a cold, windy, day, passionate advocates braved the cold and wind to support critical services for young people experiencing homelessness across New Hampshire.

Homeless Youth & Young Adult, News/Stories

11th Annual SleepOut 2025 On March 21

Too many young people in our state are either homeless or at risk and facing significant challenges to finding a safe home. Our goal is to end youth homelessness in New Hampshire.