New Empowerment Alternatives (NEA)

NEA is a residential program with a therapeutic milieu, provides parenting education and instills self esteem, hope and healing for teen mothers and their children from backgrounds of severe abuse and neglect.

MAC (Mother and Child) Programs

MAC Programs provide pregnant and parenting teens and their babies from across Greater Trenton with much-needed educational, recreational, and cultural enrichment opportunities while also building their life skills.

The Father Center

The UIH Family Partners Father Center is a multicultural parenting education and resource nexus where "fathers learn to become Dads."  The Center offers a mentoring environment where adult education, computer and financial literacy, health concerns, anger management, and job readiness skills are addressed.  The Father Center helps to identify employment opportunities and even transports the fathers to/from jobs when necessary.  Operation Fatherhood equips unemployed or underemployed non-custodial fathers to play a positive role in their children's lives, emotionally as well as financially.  As lead agency of the Trenton Men's Collaborative (funded by Children's Futures, Inc.), UIH Family Partners provides underserved and marginalized men with linkages to more than two dozen health and social service agencies.  The UIH-hosted annual Fatherhood Conference examines cutting edge research and issues in the field and features nationally-recognized speakers.

A founding member of the Mercer County Ex-offender Reentry Partnership, UIH Family Partners is taking a proactive role in helping individuals leaving incarceration successfully return to their families, the workplace, and society while trying to prevent recidivism.