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My community’s vision statement is "To empower single parents by fostering a strong, connected community where we work together to enhance access to financial stability, quality childcare, and the resources necessary for creating thriving, balanced families."

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Long-Term Financial Hardship

Family Instability

Heightened ACE Exposure

Educational and Career Setbacks

Financial & Economic Instability

Community and Social Impact

Health and Well-Being Issues

Limited Access to Affordable Childcare

Social Isolation

Time and Work-Life Imbalance

Systemic Social Inequality

Limited Access to Legal Resources

Problem Tree

Effect

Problem

Cause

Single Parents lack access to necessary resources and supports needed to sustain their households.

Minimized Financial Hardship

Family Stability

Decreased ACE Exposure

Educational and Career Advancement

Expand access to financial assistance & increase wage supports.

Strong Social Support Networks

Health and Well-Being Enhancement

Provide affordable, flexible childcare options and subsidies

Social Inclusion

Time and Work-Life Balance

Systemic Social Equality

Increase Access to Legal Resources

OBJECTIVE Tree

Desired Outcomes

Problem

Solutions

Single Parents lack access to necessary resources and supports needed to sustain their households.

Our specific, actionable policy issue is "Ensuring Comprehensive, Affordable, and Accessible Support Systems for Single Parents, Including Financial Assistance, Childcare, and Workplace Protections". The challenges faced by single parents—ranging from financial insecurity and limited access to affordable childcare to inadequate workplace support and systemic inequalities—represent a critical, multifaceted policy issue with far-reaching implications for both individual families and society at large. Single parents, particularly those from marginalized and low-income backgrounds, are disproportionately impacted by these issues, which hinder their ability to achieve economic independence, well-being, and social mobility. This problem is urgent, as the lack of access to stable income, quality childcare, and workplace flexibility further contributes to the cycle of poverty, limits educational and career advancement, and puts immense strain on family relationships and mental health. Addressing these challenges through targeted policy intervention can break this cycle, guaranteeing that single parents are equipped with the financial stability, resources, and opportunities needed to thrive. Policy solutions focused on expanding financial assistance, enhancing childcare access, providing workplace protections, and tackling systemic inequalities will not only empower single parents but also promote broader economic growth and social equity. Now is the time for comprehensive, systemic policy reforms that lift single parents and their families out of hardship and into a more equitable future.

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