 Raising a child in today's world is already a tremendously difficult job. When the thought of the family being thrust into moving or relocating, a parent can quickly feel overwhelmed. And when you are a single parent, the entire ordeal can seem insurmountable. I have a younger sister who is a single parent. She has single-handedly raised her son from birth all the way through to him moving out of the house and being on his own. It hasn't been easy for my sister but she made the necessary sacrifices to provide her son with what he needed at the time. Having an organization come in and lend a helping hand to her as a single parent would have been a God-send. At the Moving Families Initiative and the Moving Families Foundation we understand what it's like to be a single parent saddled with the enormous responsibility of providing a home and caring for your children on your own. You just want the best for your family, and although we assist all parents, we want to specifically help single parents. That's why MovingFamiliesInitiative.com offers specialized help for families caught up in a move. It's a connectivity platform that streamlines the entire moving process for anyone and everyone that is planning (or are forced) into a transition and change that involves relocating your family. And if you are a single parent, our foundation (the Moving Families Foundation™) has assistance tailored specifically to help you out. So, in addition to extracurricular activity scholarships and college scholarships for your children and teens, the foundation also offers assistance for the single parent themselves. So, if you or someone you know is a single parent that is going through a move, direct them to MovingFamiliesInitiative.com to get the ball rolling. Click the "Contact Me" button at the top of the page, or just click the "Get Started Here" button below this article. The Moving Families Initiative® and the Moving Families Foundation™ are here to help when you need it the most. - Rich Fields Follow us on social media too! Blog Archives:
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