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State of Illinois Department of Human Servicemen Parent Services ProgramHelping teen parents get the education and training they need to support their families. What is the Teen Parent Services program?

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1. Teen parents who are in need of support and resources to navigate the challenges of parenting at a young age.
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What is teen parent?

A teen parent is a young person who has a child or children at a young age, typically under the age of 20.

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