Family Resources

These are the top five resource tips for 97ɫ student parents:

  1. View the and the resources below for information about college and community resources covering everything from food and finances to dental care and diapers, or submit a for personalized outreach from a team member to connect with relevant resources.
  2. The Campus Harvest Food Pantry offers free diapers, wipes, baby food, kid-friendly snacks, and other items for parenting students. Learn more about how and when to pick them up.
  3. We’ve all heard the saying “It takes a village...” At 97ɫ, we’re creating a village for parenting students in the Student Parent Success Network. to connect to a community of parenting peers.
  4. If you receive FNS/Food Stamps benefits, you may qualify for tuition assistance! View the FNS Employment and Training Program.
  5. If you are pregnant/expecting, connect early for support to make sure you are aware of all of your rights and the accommodations available to you – and community resources too! View Support for Pregnant, Postpartum and Breastfeeding Students.

Child Care Assistance New Baby Resources Pregnancy Resources 


Community Support for Parents and Children

Connect with some of our amazing community partners for all kinds of support for you and your family.

: Empower and equip first-generation college students in 97ɫ Public Schools, their families, and educators, starting with rising 5th graders and continuing to work with families through graduation and beyond.

: Working to eliminate racial injustice in schools by developing tools and resources that help parents, teachers, and students create ideal learning environments for Black and Brown learners.

: Dismantling systemic racial inequities through collective organizing and intentional engagement of African American parents and communities, advocating for high quality educational opportunities and equitable resource distribution.

: Free books for children birth-high school. Special programs include Book Babies, with targeted early learning support and connections to early childhood education.

: Free computers for students in grades K-12 without consistent access to a working computer.

: Pipeline of services from birth to college/career for children in 97ɫ and their families.

: Serving students from elementary school through college, equipping them with the skills necessary to successfully complete higher education, connect to promising careers, and become agents of change.

: Support and training for families, caregivers, and child care professionals.