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Treatment and support for pregnant or parenting young women and their children.
This program provides mental health treatment to pregnant or parenting women between the ages of 13 and 20, and their children up to age 5. At this young age, many have already experienced trauma, violence, homelessness, and poverty. The program supports them without judgment.
We partner with the Board of Social Services, Medicaid, Social Security, housing, employment services, the Division of Child Protection and Permanency, Care Management Organizations, and the legal system. Staff also provide hands-on support in daily needs. Collaborating with all these systems helps each young mother get the services she needs.
This program is the state's sole residential program for adolescents who are pregnant or parenting and have mental health issues. To begin the process with PerformCare, please call. The team will walk you through the steps and answer questions about eligibility and what comes next.
This program provides mental health treatment to pregnant or parenting young women and their children. Staff support healing from trauma and connect families with housing, benefits, and legal help. Families can ask what a typical week looks like.
In a residential setting like this, days follow a steady rhythm. Mothers care for their children, attend treatment, and practice routines that carry into daily life. Children eat, nap, and play nearby. Parents can expect to be involved in care planning and to see progress measured over time.
For a young child, the benefit is steadiness. When a mother gets consistent treatment and support, a baby learns that someone will answer when they cry. A toddler learns that meals come, naps happen, and the same faces return each day. That predictability shapes how a child trusts and connects with others. At home, a parent may notice their child settling faster, sleeping better, or reaching for them more easily.
