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What is Holloway House?

Holloway House & Resource Center is a managed site for teen parent families. The facility will provide business & educational resources as well as transitional housing, continuation of care, workforce development, and address any/all needs related to teen parents in Greater Cincinnati. 

Supportive Housing is a highly integrated system of living arrangements and professional case management services that provides pregnant and/or parenting teens a safe place to live, 24-hour access to caring adults, and connections to community resources that provide share responsibility plans.

This system helps young parents develop necessary life skills and secure resources needed to maintain housing throughout adulthood. Supportive housing programs can be more effective when young parents shape and direct their future in partnership with case managers and other key staff.

Who Will Be Served?

This property will serve teen parents ages 13-19 years of age of all ethnicities, sexual orientations, socioeconomics, and religious backgrounds.

Residential housing will serve teen parents 16-21 years who are in foster care, homeless, emancipated, or who have been displaced by unforeseen circumstances.

Thirty-five percent of teen parents in Greater Cincinnati are homeless. 

There is currently NO supportive housing options and/or continuation of care programming that provides a skills-building foundation to help young parents develop self-sufficiency so that they may be successful engaged parents and productive members of their community.