Children and Family Programs
What is the Parenting Support Program?
What We Offer
Students Who Parent offers free support for Kennesaw State University students who are balancing parenting and college. Through parenting education, workshops, virtual support, community events, and connections to campus and community resources, we help student parents build confidence, strengthen family relationships, and achieve their academic goals while creating a supportive community of peers and professionals.
Student parents can enroll in our D2L page to access tailored resources and easy access to our upcoming Student Parent Campus events, and to our “Weekly Virtual Chats”.
Peer led “Weekly Virtual Chats” offered weekly for academic, parenting, and wellbeing consulting, and highlight available resources in the community.
Students Who Parent offers free support for Kennesaw State University students who are balancing parenting and college. Through parenting education, workshops, virtual support, community events, and connections to campus and community resources, we help student parents build confidence, strengthen family relationships, and achieve their academic goals while creating a supportive community of peers and professionals.
For more information:
To be added to the D2L resource page, as well as the Student-Parent GroupMe, please email cfpinfo@kennesaw.edu
Student Parents & Caregiver Resources
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KSU Well-Being
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Children and Family Programs
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Lactation Rooms
Lactation Rooms
https://campus.kennesaw.edu/current-students/student-affairs/students/index.php#lactation-roomsOffice of Institutional Equity Title IX Officer
https://campus.kennesaw.edu/offices-services/institutional-equity/title-ix/index.php#title-ix-sexual-misconductThe Pregnant Scholar
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Military and Veteran Services
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Financial Aid Guides
Georgia Childcare and Parent Services (CAPS)
The Childcare and Parent Services (CAPS) program, administered by the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning (DECAL), helps parents access childcare so they can attend work, school, or training programs.
Link: https://georgia.gov/apply-childcare-and-parent-services-caps-program
Nana Grants supports low-income single mothers pursuing post-secondary education while ensuring their children receive the benefits of quality early childhood education.
Link: https://www.nanagrants.org/apply-for-a-nana-grant
Hope, Inc offers ongoing assistance to eliminate the barriers that keep single parents from graduating.
Link: https://hopbe.org/our-program/KSU Financial Aid
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Student Health Insurance
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Student Health Services
The Mildred Dowdley Gift of HOPE Program (MDGH) utilizes practices supported by research-based solutions proven to increase graduation rates among single parents!
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