Support for Pregnant and Parenting Teens in Connecticut
Services and Resources for Pregnant and Parenting Teens.
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Health InsuranceHow can I get health insurance for me and my baby?
Statewide Resources
Bridgeport Healthy Start
Hartford Healthy Start
New Britain Healthy Start
New Haven Healthy Start
Waterbury Healthy Start
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Medical Care for me during and after pregnancy, and for my babyWhere can I get pediatric primary health care services for my child?Below are a list of hospitals and health clinics that provide prenatal and post-partum obstetrical care for you and your baby while you are pregnant Bridgeport
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Pregnancy, Parenting and Child Development Support ServicesIs there other support and help that I can receive while I am pregnant and after I have my baby?The programs listed below can help you to get health care coverage (insurance) for you and your baby, help you get prenatal care and post-partum care, and get pediatric care for your baby, and help you get other services that you need when you are pregnant, post-partum and parenting a baby. These programs can coordinate care for you, to be sure that you are receiving the services that you need. They also give you helpful information about how to take care of yourself and your baby.
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I have concerns about my child’s development and behavior, where can I call?
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Help with Emotional IssuesI am feeling sad, depressed or just not feeling well. What can I do?Here are some resources to help with stress, prenatal/post-partum depression and other emotional/mental health concerns, as well as addiction:
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I am feeling like hurting myself, where can I find help?If you feel like you want to hurt or harm yourself, tell someone about it. You can speak with your health care provider, school counselor, and school nurse or by dialing 2-1-1 the Emergency Mobile Psychiatric Services (EMPS), to connect you with appropriate counseling.
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Parenting Education and SupportWhere can I receive parenting education and support services?As part of the SPPT program*, Nurturing Families Network Home Visiting Program (NFN) provides parenting education and support for first time parents, starting during your pregnancy. For more information contact the NFN program at your local high school. *If you are not able to participate in the SPPT Program, you can receive Nurturing Families Program services by contacting: StatewideNurturing Families Network (NFN) – You can contact info line 2-1-1 or by clicking in the links below for more information. Bridgeport
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New Britain
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I am a teen father, where can I find education and support services?If you are a first time teen father and would like to receive parenting assistance and support services, you can contact the following agencies. You can find additional information by visiting info line 2-1-1 StatewideBridgeportHartfordNew Britain
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Financial and Housing AssistanceWhere can I apply for temporary financial assistance?To apply for cash assistance/temporary assistance for needy families you can visit your local DSS office. You can visit Connecticut State Department of Social Services for more information about your local DSS office. Where can I apply for housing assistance?The following information will link you to programs where you may qualify. You must be 18 of age and older and have a source of income in order to qualify. Please contact the appropriate agency for additional information. Statewide
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Child CareWhere can I find help for child care?To find a child care in your area for your infant and toddler, you can visit the statewide resource Info-line or by calling 2-1-1 or by calling the child-care line 1-800-505-1000 to find a licensed provider in your area.
BridgeportChild care resources – Bridgeport Alliance for Young Children Leadership In Action
HartfordInfant and toddler child care centers in Hartford
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How can I afford to pay for child care?You may be eligible to receive financial assistance to pay for child care costs if you have low-to-moderate income. To learn more about how to apply and other requirements, visit Care4Kids or by calling 1-888-214-5437. Where can I find a child care for children with special needs?If you are looking for child care services for infant and toddlers with developmental needs, the Connecticut Birth-to-Three System can provide you with information about available resources. You can visit their website or by calling 800-505-7000
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EducationWhat is Title IX?Title IX is a federal law ensuring that male and female students are treated equally. For more information about how Connecticut enforces this law, Ct State Department of Education
What are my rights as a pregnant and parenting teen student under title IX?For information about your rights as a pregnant and parenting student, you can visit the Ct Legal Network. If you are in the Hartford area, you can call (860)344-0380. Additional information can be found by visiting the National Women’s Law Center
What do I have to do to stay on track until graduation?SPPT: If you are based in Hartford High School, the SPPT Program would be your first and best resource in helping you to navigate school choices, issues and concerns. See the Support for Pregnant and Parenting Teens Program section of this web page for how to access the program. You can also contact your guidance counselor or school social worker to learn about special accommodations to stay on track to graduation.
What do I do to apply for college? How do I apply for financial aid?You can speak with your school’s guidance counselor for information about applying for colleges. You can also visit the StudentAid.gov website to find general information about planning and paying for college. Remember, the basic application used to apply for financial aid at any school in the nation is called FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). This application is used to apply for federal, state, and institutional resources of financial aid. You can apply online or you may obtain a paper application directly from your school counselor or by calling the US Department of Education at 800-433-3243.
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Legal Rights as Teen ParentsWhat are my legal rights as a teen parent?
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Helpful LinksStatewide Resources
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