This program is for Kane County teenagers who are 19
years of age or younger at the time of referral and are
either pregnant or a parent (single or married). They
need to receive TANF (Temporary Assistance to Needy
Families) or AllKids Assistance (MANG-Medical Card), and
have not yet graduated from high school or received a
GED.
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| How to join: |
Northern Kane County residents contact:
Kane County Health Department
Ask for TEEN PARENT SERVICES
113 S. Grove Avenue
Elgin, IL 60120
(847) 695-0848 |
Southern Kane County residents contact:
Kane County Health Department
Ask for TEEN PARENT SERVICES
1240 N. Highland Avenue
Aurora, IL 60506
(630) 897-1124 |
| To refer
a teen to this program, please contact the appropriate
office above. |
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Teen Parent Services
brochure -
English
Spanish
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Family Health Programs Home Page |
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| As a teen parent, this
program can help you: |
- Receive your high
school diploma or GED Certificate
- Receive college
readiness and enrollment
- Receive job
readiness
- Receive
one-on-one attention from staff that will help you
with the referrals that you need to achieve your
goals
- Be a strong,
positive role model for your child or children
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| For you and your child,
you will receive: |
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Information on how to choose
the best child care for your child
- Referrals for
Child Care assistance
- Help to keep you
and your baby healthy
- Information on
how to get child support
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