Minnesota Programming

Single parents attending Minneapolis College and Dunwoody College of Technology are eligible for the following RTB programming:

  • Cohort members meet one-on-one with RTB whole-family program coordinators to receive personalized guidance and support called “Mobility Mentoring.”

    This program is required for all cohort members.

One-on-one Coaching

  • Designed for single-parent students and their children, our regular two-gen workshops support the whole family. While parents gain tools for financial stability, career growth, and time management, children participate in age-appropriate activities that foster connection, confidence, and a sense of belonging. Together, families spend quality time, build community, and take meaningful steps toward a future where both generations can thrive.

    This program is required for all cohort members.

Workshops

  • Our coordinators offer guidance regarding resource navigation, emergency grant referrals, general information about RTB, and more.

  • Schedule a virtual appointment with your coordinator.

  • We award single-parent students with up to $1,000 in emergency funding to address one-time unexpected emergencies that could derail school enrollment and cause unexpected withdrawal. 

  • We are currently accepting applications for emergency grants from cohort members, residents of The Huddle on 5th, and single-parent students enrolled at American River College. Applications are typically open throughout the year until funds run out. Click to learn more and apply.

  • Our Little Scholars Enrichment Fund supports the extra-curricular pursuits of children of single-parent students. Single-parent students enrolled at ARC can apply for up to $350 per child. 

  • Applications are open year-round, while funds last. We are currently accepting applications. Click to apply.

Applications open August 2026.

  • Our cohort program provides multi-year, holistic support to single-parent students pursuing college degrees. In partnership with community colleges, we offer a structured pathway that includes all of our typical family-focused programming, as well as additional financial support and resources.

    This model is built for long-term impact, helping students stay on track academically while they navigate the demands of parenting and create stable, thriving futures for their families. 

  • Applications open each summer; space is limited.

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