Support Networks
HOME is Families Helping Families!
Finding homeschool support and building relationships can be a challenge! If you are new to homeschooling, new to the state, or even new to a region of the state, it can be much like moving into a different neighborhood. It takes some time to get to know your homeschool neighbors, as well as what the homeschool "neighborhood" or community has to offer.
As you begin to get acquainted, connections and friendships are made. Often this takes you beyond the neighborhood and into the larger homeschool community to discover avenues for support and enrichment that meet your needs and the unique needs of your children.
Finding Homeschoolers in Your Area
There are some things you can do to facilitate the process!
- First, join HOME and get involved! Attend HOME events, field trips, our monthly skates or bowling activities, and other area events.
- Sign up to receive HOME's email news updates at the bottom of the home page.
- Join HOME on Facebook. (See the Facebook icon in the right margin on this page.) Be sure to join our various Facebook groups, too.
- Check with your local library, YMCA and churches. Often these are places where homeschoolers are gathering.
Need a HOMEschool Coach?
HOME has you covered! Our team is here to help you navigate the rough spots and move on to a successful, joyful homeschool experience! Be sure to check out the complete list of HOME's Regional and Special Support contacts, along with their contact information.
At Home with HOME
Be assured that we are anxious to meet you! It may take time to feel at home in your new "neighborhood." But HOME's welcome mat is always out. Our team would love to get to know you, and learn how we can be of help to you and your family. Please be sure to reach out when you need to, and join us in-person whenever and wherever you can!