Teen Parenting Programs

Adolescent Family Life Program (AFLP) and Cal-Learn Program address the social, health, educational and economic challenges of adolescent pregnancy by providing comprehensive case management services to expectant and parenting teens and their children. The programs emphasize building upon an adolescent’s strengths and resources. Case managers work closely with youth to improve the health and well-being of themselves and their children.

Our Goals:

• Increase access to and utilization of needed services;
• Increase social and emotional support and build resiliency;
• Increase educational attainment and employability; and,
• Improve pregnancy planning and spacing.

Program Priorities

• Family planning and safer sex;
• Access to health and health care;
• Education and work;
• Healthy relationships

Eligibility:

Expectant and parenting adolescents (male and female) up to age 19 who have custody of the child or are co-parenting with a custodial parent.

Services

AFLP and Cal-Learn staff is comprised of social workers and Public Health Nurses who provide one-on-one support and help link teens to services and programs available in the community including:

• Health services for themselves and their children
• Schooling and/or vocational classes
• Child care
• Transportation
• Financial aid
• Legal services
• Childbirth classes and/or parenting classes
• Counseling

AFLP and Cal-Learn staff can meet with the teen at home, school, or wherever she or he is comfortable.

Contact Information:

AFLP & Cal-Learn Programs
P.O. Box 6099
Santa Ana, CA 92706
(714) 567-6229
(714) 834-8051 Fax

Referral Form (F042-06.2090) 
     Brochure

AFLP Brochure (English)

Page last updated 7-15-19