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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 – Housing is available in Manchester and Groveton

Hours

After Hours, Holidays, Weekends for On-Call Support: (800) 640-6486

Referral Needed?

Contacts

Manchester

Rachel Bonfanti

(603) 540-0810

bonfantir@waypointnh.org

Drop-In Line: (603) 518-4170

Strafford & Eastern Rockingham Counties

Joss Birnie

(603) 860-5725

birniej@waypointnh.org

Drop-In Line: (603) 518-4020

Merrimack County

Amanda Woods

(603) 769-0620

woodsa@waypointnh.org

TLP Intake Line: (603) 518-4380
After Hours, Holidays, Weekends for On-Call Support: (800) 640-6486

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

Waypoint Launches a First-in-the-Nation Program to Prevent Youth Homelessness

Sometimes all it takes is an unaffordable car repair or a high heating bill to start a spiral that results in homelessness. Our goal is to identify youth and families at risk and provide support to help them navigate these challenges and stay housed.

Homeless Youth & Young Adult, News/Stories

Opinion: Criminalizing homelessness is a heartless response to a complex issue

The Grants Pass decision does nothing to solve the problem of homelessness. Simply because an unhoused person has no option other than sleeping on a park bench or in a tent on a public sidewalk, they could now be issued citations with fines they cannot pay and may face a future that is forever hampered by a criminal record. When our society should be extending a helping hand, we are instead delivering a slap in the face.