Texas Thriving Families

The Thriving Texas Families program is a statewide support network that:

Promotes healthy pregnancy and childbirth.
Promotes childbirth as an alternative to abortion.
Increases access to resources that promote family and child development.
Encourages family formation.
Help parents establish and implement successful parenting techniques.
Increases the number of families who achieve economic self-sufficiency.
Provides a local approach and personalized support to pregnant women to promote childbirth in all instances of pregnancy.

What We Do

Counseling and mentoring on pregnancy, education, parenting skills, adoption services, life skills and employment readiness topics.
Classes on life skills, personal finance, parenthood, stress management, job training, job readiness, job placement and educational attainment.

Care coordination for prenatal, perinatal, and postnatal services, including connecting participants to health services.
Referrals to governmental and social service programs, including child care, transportation, housing, and state and federal benefit programs.

Provision of supplies for infant care and pregnancy, including car seats, cribs, maternity clothes, infant diapers and formula.

A pregnant woman.
The biological father of an unborn child.
The biological parent of a child who is 36 months of age (3 years old) or younger.

A parent or legal guardian of a pregnant minor who is a program client.
The parent, legal guardian or adult caregiver of a child who is 36 months of age (3 years old) or younger.