Can a 15 year old pregnant girl don't go to school no more?

Answer 1

The first thing you need to do is get a good social worker who can help you through this. There are pregnancy centers and youth centers in most cities who can help you do that. Centers for youth run-aways are often the most helpful. Do not actually run away from home though because in many countries (including the U.S.) you can go to jail for that. Just call them or show up in person (even better) and tell them you need help, and be persistent. Do not take no for an answer. Someone, or maybe a few people, will help you if you insist that you need help. Tell them exactly what you need. For example if you do not wish to attend school, find out if your state has a job core program or virtual school. A virtual school is one in which you can complete most of the high school course work from your home computer. A job core program is even better. It pays you cash to complete your GED instead of attending high school, and lets you study a subject you want, from Cosmetology (how to do hair and make-up), to welding (making things out of metal). Job core takes less time than high school. You can make $20 an hour or more after completing one of the job core programs if you can find one in your state and graduate from it. That's enough money to for you and your baby to live comfortably if your man flakes out on child support payments. If they don't have job core they might have free trade school instead, where you will get more freedom and make more money when you finish. If you need help with depression, drugs, alcohol, or anything else, don't be afraid to ask. There is someone out there in your city who can help you or connect you with the person who can help you. If your family life at home is less than ideal, they might be able to help you with that too. Additionally, you can qualify for child care vouchers when the baby is born. You can qualify for a free mental health councilor or LSW to help you talk out the stress of being a mom, and right now if you want someone to talk to about being pregnant. You can get on food program such as food stamps or food pantry, so that you can obtain healthy food. Eating the right foods now will help ensure the health of your child when he/ she is born. Some of the free help you can get as a mom have a waiting list, so you need to start looking into it today. For example you may need food, childcare vouchers, a tutor or job training program, and you might have to wait a while, so register as soon as possible. Some programs even give you cash and help you with your rent, but that's going to be hard to get into if you are under 18. You might also have to go to a number of agencies before you are able to get all of the help you need. Some agencies might be able to help you with school, while others might only be able to help you with food. I know its hard, but if you insist people should help you and ask enough people, someone will be able to help. Also, don't let anyone talk you into doing anything you don't want to do. For example, if someone tries to tell you not to keep your baby, and you want to keep your baby, listen to your heart and do what you want to do. I know also that I've just given you a ton of information. I'm doing that because I've been through hell myself as a teenager, and I want to tell you what is likely to work to make things better for you. If you don't know where to start just pick something and do it. You should be able to Google "social services" and the name of your city, or "pregnancy center" and the name of your city, and find some good places to start. If you don't have a phone and need places in walking distance, try googling your zip code along with "pregnancy center". The pregnancy center might not be able to help with everything, but they can usually refer you to a list of people who can. Good luck!