Seton Home

The mission of Seton Home is to break the cycle of abuse and poverty by providing a caring home, education, and support services necessary to transform the lives of pregnant and parenting teen mothers and their children. Eligible mothers are between the ages of 12 – 17 and are pregnant or parenting a child under the age of three.

Once a pregnant or parenting mother and child arrives on our doorstep, a team of professionals welcome her with love and compassion to immediately address her trauma, and put her on a path to healing. A case manager begins intake with an assessment and plan for care. Clinicians then step in to care for her mental health and trauma. With the help of pregnant and parenting educators and counselors, our mothers learn life skills in pregnancy and parenting, health, household management, financial literacy, and much more.

Services We Offer:

• Domestic Residential Program provides a safe home for pregnant and parenting teen mothers between 12-17 years of age and their babies who have experienced neglect and abuse.

• Casa de Milagros provides transitional safe shelter for unaccompanied international pregnant and parenting teen mothers between 12-17 years of age and their babies.

• Child Development Center is an Early Head Start program that helps babies and toddlers to reach important development milestones and mentor mothers about school readiness.

• Pregnant to Parenting Program is a community-based support and assistance for previous residents and community families expecting a child or parenting a child under the age of three.

Things to Know about Seton Home:

• Mothers receive a comprehensive, interactive, and accredited education for a hopeful future.

• The Child Development Center utilized curriculum for infants and toddlers through three years of age to support early childhood development and school readiness.

• Early childhood development professionals educate mothers on developmental milestones and age-appropriate expectations. 

• Individual and group counseling beginning the process of healing for a mother in crisis.

• Parent educators guide mothers with prenatal development, child development, and parenting techniques to manage the daily challenges and joys of parenting.

• Mothers receive life skills training in health, financial literacy, and job readiness in preparation for self-sufficiency.

• A youth minister provides weekly Bible study, relational ministry, and pastoral care for spiritual development. 

For more information, call Seton Home, at (210) 533-3504.