Individual case management and support; caring staff are available on campus to help teens with critical needs like housing assistance, access to health care, transportation, and finding safe and affordable day care

Weekly group activities based on the Teen Outreach Program model, an evidence-based best practices youth curriculum; workshop topics focus on decision-making and setting goals and include issues such as healthy relationships, wellness, parenting, life-skills training, and time management

Community service learning projects planned and implemented by students, for a minimum of 20 hours per program year

Several college visits are planned each year as well as workshops on navigating admissions and financial aid

Individualized job search and placement assistance, career counseling, and workshops on completing a job application, creating a resume, and interviewing tips

Recreational and social activities are also offered throughout the year

Open to pregnant and parenting young women at the following seven Rochester City School District high schools: Charlotte, East, Edison, Franklin, Jefferson, Marshall, Young Adult Evening High School, and Young Mothers & Interim Health Academy