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We’re here to support you. Learn how to apply for our programs and access the resources you need.
How to Apply
Contact Us
Call us at (951) 682-7600 or email info@purposelychosen.org to speak with our intake coordinator. We'll answer your questions and determine which programs best fit your needs.
Initial Screening
Complete a brief phone screening to discuss your situation, needs, and eligibility for our programs. This conversation is confidential and judgment-free.
In-Person Interview
Meet with our staff for an in-person interview. We'll discuss your goals, answer questions, and complete necessary paperwork.
Enrollment
Once approved, you'll be enrolled in the appropriate program(s) and begin receiving support right away!
Eligibility Criteria?
Our programs are designed for youth ages 13-21 who are:
- Pregnant or parenting
- In need of support, guidance, and resources
- Committed to keeping their baby and engaging in program services
For placement in the Born for Nia Maternity Home, youth must be in foster care and referred through DPSS Central Placement Unit (CPU) or probation.
While we primarily serve youth in Riverside and San Bernardino counties, we also accept placements from outside of these counties when referred for placement.
Contact Information
Visit Us
Our office location
1410 3rd St., Ste 2
Riverside, CA 92507
Our Journey to Opening
Is there a cost for your services?
No. All of our programs and services are provided free of charge to eligible participants.
Do I have to be in foster care to be placed in the maternity home?
Yes. Youth must be in foster care to be placed in the Born for Nia Maternity Home. All placements are coordinated through DPSS Central Placement Unit (CPU) or probation.
Can I bring my baby to Born for Nia Maternity Home?
Yes! If you are already parenting, you and your baby can live at Born for Nia together.
How long can I stay in the program?
Program length varies based on individual needs and goals. Home visiting services continue through pregnancy and up to one year postpartum. For residents at the Born for Nia Maternity Home, babies are able to remain with their mothers through the age of 2, allowing for continued bonding, stability, and early childhood development support. Residential length of stay is determined based on each youth’s placement plan and progress.
Get Personal Support at Home
Connect with our team to learn about home visiting services. Our nurses and social workers are ready to support you through pregnancy and your baby's first year.
Your first step toward support starts here