Housatonic Community College Foundation offers new program to help new and expecting moms
Officials say the Family Economic Security Program, also known as FEST, provides everything from on-campus lactation rooms to breastfeeding support and one-on-one coaching.
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6ds agoThe Housatonic Community College Foundation announced a new program designed to help students who are young or expectant mothers.
Officials say the Family Economic Security Program, also known as FEST, provides everything from on-campus lactation rooms to breastfeeding support and one-on-one coaching.
They say the goal of the program is to help this growing population of students stay in school and committed to their education.
The program is funded entirely by donations.
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