Mission & Vision

At Solo Parent, we believe no single parent should have to navigate this journey alone. Our mission is to provide the resources, community, and encouragement needed to help solo parents thrive—so they can build strong, healthy families.

Our vision

We are determined to see a decline in the tragic outcomes of single-parent homes.

To achieve this, we address the whole person—emotionally, physically, and spiritually—by providing practical resources, compassionate support, and meaningful connections that empower single parents to find wellness and help their families thrive.

Our goal is to shift culture, equipping communities, organizations, and the military to embrace and actively support single-parent homes. Drawing from our own experiences, we believe deeply in the power of connection, hope, and resilience, helping families discover they are not alone and building brighter futures together.

The challenge

Did you know...

  • There are over 14 million single parent households in the United States?
  • Nationally, children in these households face significant challenges, including:

63%

of all youth suicides

75%

of all juveniles in substance abuse programs

85%

of all incarcerated minors

What We are Doing About It

Solo Parent empowers single parents by unlocking their emotional, spiritual, and physical potential. Through our tailored programs and nurturing community, we address and embrace their unique needs and challenges, transforming adversity into strength – guiding families and their children on a path toward healing and sustained success. .

2024 in review

225,000 Solo Parents Reached...and Counting!

2024 was a defining year for Solo Parent—one of growth, impact, and lasting change. Over 225,000 solo parent families were reached, gaining access to vital resources, support, and encouragement to help them thrive. But this year wasn’t just about the numbers—it marked a turning point toward long-term sustainability. With strategic partnerships across government, churches, and the military, significant steps were taken toward a self-sustaining model that will expand support for even more families in the years ahead.

The progress made in 2024 has set the stage for a brighter future for the 14 million single parents and their 22 million children across the U.S. This momentum is a testament to the power of community, generosity, and a shared commitment to ensuring that no solo parent walks alone.