Problem: A disproportionately high percentage of lower socioeconomic status teens get pregnant and drop out of high school, go on welfare, parent poorly, and recycle many of their problems to the next generation. How can we interrupt this pattern? Current programs seem to focus primarily on survival in terms of shelter, food, clothing, and medical care, but do not change the behavior patterns. Can we develop a program to help young women make informed decisions during this highly vulnerable time in their lives and find ways to evaluate whether it works?