Seton Home provides comprehensive, trauma-informed care designed to support young mothers and their children as they build safe, healthy, and independent futures. Our residential program, licensed by Texas Health and Human Services, provides safe shelter and 24-hour supervision for pregnant and parenting girls ages 12–20, as well as young women ages 17–20 who remain under the Texas Department of Family & Protective Services (TDFPS) care. Residents receive a wholistic approach to support their everyday needs, including nutritious meals, clothing, hygiene and baby supplies, transportation, and access to medical, dental, and mental health services. Through individualized case management, they also receive parenting and prenatal education, educational support, life-skills, financial education, employment preparation, spiritual and community activities, and client-led goal setting. We strive to equip each young mother with the tools and support she needs to thrive.
For families who have completed our residential program, Seton Home also offers After-Care services that extend support into the community through child care assistance, counseling, parenting education, goal setting, life-skills training, baby supplies, and referrals to educational and community resources.
Our Child Development Center provides a nurturing, educational environment for children ages six weeks to three years, with curriculum-based learning, developmental screenings, family-style meals, health screenings, and strong family engagement. The center implements the Early Head Start program and partners with the City of San Antonio Child Care Partnership and is a 4-Star Texas Rising Star program, with low child-to-teacher ratios and qualified early childhood educators.
Together, these programs create a continuum of care that supports young mothers and their children from residential services through their transition toward lasting stability and independence.
