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Teenage Parent Program
The Teenage Parent Program (TPP) is a voluntary program under the Department of Safe Schools that offers
TEENAGE PARENT PROGRAM
education, childcare, and access to health and social services for pregnant and parenting teens. TPP assists
teen mothers and fathers in fulfilling their graduation requirements by working collaboratively with parents,
The Teenage Parent Program (TPP) is a voluntary program under the Department of Safe Schools that offers
students, school-based contacts, and administrators to ensure academic success and foster community
education, childcare, and access to health and social services for pregnant and parenting teens. The TPP assists
engagement. The TPP team participates in parent conferences and school-based team meetings to provide
teen mothers and fathers in fulfilling their graduation requirements by working collaboratively with parents,
wraparound support. Program participants must enroll in a parenting skills course and earn credit upon
students, school-based contacts, and administrators to ensure academic success and foster community engage-
completion.
ment. The TPP team participates in parent conferences and school-based team meetings to provide wraparound
support. Program participants must enroll in a parenting skills course and earn credit upon completion.
In FY25, TPP supported 80 students in grades 8–12 with various services and interventions. During the
intake process, a case manager assessed each student's needs, and TPP provided essential items such as
In FY25, TPP supported 80 students in grades 8–12 with various services and interventions (Figure 2). During
the intake process, a case manager assessed each student’s needs, and TPP provided essential items such as
hygiene kits, diapers, wipes, and clothing. In partnership with the Early Learning Coalition, childcare
hygiene kits, diapers, wipes, and clothing. In partnership with the Early Learning Coalition, childcare vouchers
vouchers were distributed to 48 students throughout Palm Beach County. TPP also collaborated with the
Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of Palm Beach County to assist pregnant and parenting students
were distributed to 48 students throughout Palm Beach County. The TPP also collaborated with the Healthy
Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition (HBHM) of Palm Beach County to assist pregnant and parenting students in
in maintaining healthy pregnancies and deliveries.
maintaining healthy pregnancies and deliveries.
Figure 2
Figure 1
Grade Level of TPP Students
Grade Level of TPP Students
Figure 3
Number of Resource R equests
Figure 2
Number of Resource Requests
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