Welcome to the Living Grace Home

Providing a home and support services for pregnant teenage young ladies.

Living Grace Home is the only residential facility open in the greater Las Vegas valley serving unwed pregnant teens. It is a safe haven for young women whose pregnancy has caused a problem with the adult who is responsible for keeping a roof over their head.

Clark County is currently tied for 11th in the nation for the number of pregnant teens aged 15-17, and only has data on 52% of the fathers involved in the pregnancy. There are no records on the number of births to mothers between the ages of 12-15, however local agencies requesting assistance have indicated that there are sufficient numbers to offer our services to.

Living Grace Home provides housing, education, and social services to minor, pregnant women, filling a gap in current government and private non-profit services in the Las Vegas valley. Partnering with government agencies, the education community, and private non-profits, Living Grace Home seeks to fill a need that is currently not being met.

Living Grace Home, following the example of other second-chance homes across the country, offers a safe haven to young mothers in need, caring for their immediate needs and preparing them for the future.

Recognizing that teen mothers who remain single and choose to parent their child are less likely to finish high school, and more likely to spend an extended period of time in poverty than those who marry, or those who place a child for adoption, we will work closely with local and national programs to encourage marriage, paternal involvement, or adoption as preferable to single parenting. If a Mom does make the choice to parent, our goal is to make sure she has the family support necessary, as well as the parenting skills required.

Because this is a community wide problem, Living Grace Home will seek a community wide solution, calling on churches, businesses, and other non-profit agencies to assist us in our goal to protect young women who are pregnant, and to reduce the number of repeat pregnancies among teenagers in our community.