Kendra’s Second Story
After being kicked out, solicited in exchange for rent, and left a single parent, “Kendra” became homeless. Then she found Second Story for Young Mothers. Now she’s finishing school, seeking employment, and ready for independence.
Carla’s Second Story
When “Carla” became pregnant, she left a volatile family. She became homeless, relying on her abusive ex-boyfriend. Now she’s a graduate of Second Story for Young Mothers, a homeowner, a student, and a healthy mother.
Jasmine’s Second Story
Jasmine was pregnant, scared, and living in an unsafe situation. Then she found Second Story for Young Mothers. A few years later, she reflects on everything she learned and how much the program helped her.
Madi’s Second Story
After years of fighting at home, “Madi’s” parents kicked her out. When living at an adult homeless center, Madi found out she was pregnant, and she reached out to Second Story for Young Mothers.
Moesha’s Second Story
When “Moesha” found out she was pregnant, her mom kicked her out, and Moesha became homeless. Through Second Story for Young Mothers, Moesha is attending life skills and parenting classes while continuing at her job.
Izzy’s Second Story
“Izzy” shivered in the dark, cradling her growing belly. She imagined caring for her baby in her tent in the woods. She couldn’t stay there, so she reached out to Second Story for Young Mothers.
Martha’s Second Story
Seeking solace in friendships, “Martha” fell victim to human trafficking and became pregnant. Read how Second Story for Young Mothers helped her with counseling, parenting skills, and a brighter, independent future.
Mary Ann’s Second Story
An abusive family and boyfriend led “Mary Ann” to Second Story for Young Mothers where she thrived in a more structured environment. She’s writing her second story with steady employment and attending college.
Gamon’s Second Story
When “Gamon” found out she was pregnant, her parents wanted to send her away to give birth and leave the baby. Second Story for Young Mothers helped her and her parents stay together.
