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Hennepin County > Health and medical > TeenHOPE and Pathways

TeenHOPE and Pathways

TeenHOPE

TeenHOPE integrates Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP) monitoring with public health home visiting/case management for all Hennepin County young parents who are under age 20 and without a high school diploma or GED at the time of MFIP enrollment. Participants may remain with TH up to age 24 if they choose to continue with school/training.

TeenHOPE provides support and services for teen parents. Services include:

  • Help working toward a high school diploma or GED.
  • Family home visiting that includes parenting support and education.
  • Connections to help with post-secondary options or career exploration.
  • MFIP benefit stabilization by providing participants support with paperwork and program requirements.
  • Connections and referrals to community resources. 

Who we serve

  • Participants who are under age 18 at the time of enrollment are mandated to participate.
  • 18-19 years old who choose the Education option may remain up to age 24.
  • Non-MFIP young parents who are ineligible for benefits from ages 13-19 may voluntarily choose to participate in the program.

Pathways

Pathways is a re-engagement program that provides out of school young parents and youth on probation with academic assessment, onsite GED/ online HS instruction, career exploration, paid internship, credential training, postsecondary preparation and college support.

Pathways provides support and services for Participants. Services include:

  • Provide re-engagement services to help participants re-enroll in an appropriate academic or training program.
  • Deliver academic instruction focused on GED preparation and Accuplacer testing.
  • Provide career exploration activities through, Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG); paid internship participation; sector/certificate training and college coursework. 
  • Provide comprehensive outreach to mobilize support networks to break down barriers and increase retention/opportunity.
  • Provide college preparation, enrollment and support.

Who we serve

  • Participants ages 17-24 who are referred through MFIP and Juvenile Probation program.

Contact

Phone: 612-348-8687, option 4

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