Empower Single Parents.Transform Families.
Over 22 million children in the U.S. are growing up in single-parent homes.
Too often, their stories end in tragedy, but we’re here to change that. At Solo Parent, we provide the resources and community these families need. We’re rallying the US military, corporations, churches, and local communities to recognize these families and link arms with us to make a difference in their lives. No single parent should ever feel alone!
What We Do
We build authentic community
for single parents
We host online groups and facilitate local groups for churches, organizations, and the U.S. military providing safe and welcoming spaces where single parents can connect with others who understand their reality. Our vision is that no single parent walks alone.
We educate and empower
single parents
We create expert resources that equip single parents to raise healthy kids. Created by single parents, for single parents our weekly podcasts, daily devotions, digital courses, provides real answers for the challenges they face most.
We equip churches, organizations,
and the US Military
We provide programs and coaching to help churches and organizations serve single-parent families well. We also advocate with policymakers and the public to raise awareness of the specific challenges these families face.We connect solo parents from around the world to each other through our Solo Parent App.
By Single Parents, For Single Parents
Solo parenting comes with unique challenges, but you don’t have to do it alone. Whether you need encouragement, practical tools, or a supportive community, we’re here to help. From expert-led resources to real connections with others who understand, everything we offer is designed to help you thrive—one step at a time.
Get Equipped
Resources
Knowledge, support, and guidance can change everything. Get access to tools that help you navigate challenges, grow in confidence, and find encouragement along the way. No matter where you are in your journey, the right support is here for you.
find support
Community
Solo parenting isn’t meant to be done alone. Find support, encouragement, and meaningful connections with others who understand your journey. Whether you’re looking for a safe space to share, learn, or grow, there’s a place for you here.
Stay connected
Solo Parent App
The Solo Parent App is your all-in-one hub for encouragement, practical tools, and real connection with other single parents. Whether you’re looking for expert-led resources, support groups, or a place to share and grow, our app makes it easy to find what you need—anytime, anywhere.
"Solo Parent has given me a strong group of peers and friends who have gone through similar trauma of loss. They’ve helped me build bonds of friendship and learn to trust others again."
"Solo Parent has impacted me by giving me a community and connection with people who get it. I am a better mom and person because of Solo. Solo Parent is the community that I needed from day one. Parenting and life realities are different than before. At Solo, I’ve found resources and a place where I belong."
"Solo Parent has blessed me with a safe place to heal from my divorce as well as other life’s hardships. This has allowed me to show up for my boys in healthier ways. It gave me a community where I felt seen and known."
Our Partners
Together, We Make a Difference
Know a single parent?
Become an Advocate
Supporting solo parents takes a community. Whether you’re an individual, church, organization, or leader, you can make a meaningful impact. Join us in creating safe spaces, providing resources, and ensuring that no single parent has to walk this journey alone.
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Have a topic you’d love for us to explore? Whether it’s a challenge you’re facing, a question about solo parenting, or a topic you’d like us to dive into, we want to hear from you. Share your thoughts with us, and help shape the Solo Parent conversation.
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