Families Learning Together

Families Learning Together -- FLT for short -- is a parenting and life skills program. The goal of FLT is to help young mothers (in their teens and 20s) address barriers to self sufficiency so that they are better able to care for themselves and their children.

Every week from September to June, the young women in the FLT program participate in educational programs to help them finish high school, earn a GED, or attend college or other training programs. They attend weekly parenting, life skills and wellness classes. Worksites in childcare, jewelry, kitchen, or computers help them develop and enhance job readiness skills. They have access to counseling, crisis support, and case management services.

Most of the young women in FLT live in poverty. Many of them come from backgrounds in which they have experienced physical or sexual abuse, neglect, domestic violence, or parental substance use. All of them are working to create better futures for themselves and their children.
 

Families Learning Together Blog

Families Learning Together Brochure

For more information:
Please call Helene

(802) 649-3268
(800) 639-0039