For parents & caregivers

Help the child succeed. Help the household thrive.

Young people do better when the whole family is supported. Our two-generation approach serves parents and caregivers alongside their children.

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iCare Family Hub

Parent workshops on school advocacy, budgeting, credit, parenting, employment, technology, college planning and finding community resources.

Family Dinner Nights

Once a month, families share a meal and a short workshop together. It's a chance to meet other families and our staff.

Connect with the Family Hub
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Family Resource Navigation

iCare Essentials

It's hard to focus on homework during a crisis. We connect families to help, directly or through trusted community partners.

  • Food
  • Clothing
  • Utilities
  • Housing support
  • Transportation
  • School supplies
  • Hygiene products
  • Holiday assistance
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Youth experiencing homelessness

iCare Home Base

A safe drop-in space with meals, showers and clothing, connections to shelter and housing, help staying in school, and a dedicated advocate for youth ages 12–18.

Learn about Home Base
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Parent employment & advancement

iCare Family Forward

Career and financial support so the whole household can move forward.

  • Résumé help
  • Job placement
  • GED referrals
  • Workforce training
  • Entrepreneurship support
  • Financial coaching
  • Career certifications
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iCare Wellness

Healthy minds and healthy habits for the whole family

Social-emotional learning, stress management, grief support, nutrition and fitness. In iCare Safe Space groups, youth talk through what affects them with a trained facilitator. We refer families to licensed mental-health partners when clinical care is needed.