Teen Mothers Program
The Quincy Teen Mothers Program is an alternative program for pregnant girls and young mothers which enables them to complete their high school education by working closely with teachers in small classes.
Who Can Join?
The program, sponsored by the Quincy Public Schools, is open to Quincy residents under the age of 22 who have not graduated from high school and who are pregnant or who have children under two years and nine months.
Where and When Does It Meet?
The program meets at the Bethany Congregational Church on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm from September to June.
What Does It Cost?
All services are free.
What Services Are Available?
The program offers:
- One to One Instruction
- Preparation for a High School Diploma or a GED
- Vocation Education
- Parenting and Child Development Classes
- Counseling
- Child Care
- Door to Door Transportation
- Companionship
Can members of the community volunteer or make donations?
Members of the community are encouraged to donate their time to assist in caring and nurturing infants and toddlers while their mothers are attending school. Monetary donations, as well as baby equipment, furniture, clothing, etc. are always welcome and graciously accepted.
Pleas make checks made payable to: QTMP (Quincy Teen Mother's Program).
How Can I Find Out More?
Please contact Janice Walsh, Program Coordinator, at (617) 984-8704 or Janet Powell, Director of Pupil Personnel Services at (617) 984-8891