MissionCrisis pregnancy brings a feeling of being lost ,alone, and with out options. A woman in a crisis pregnancy feels hopeless, and that same feeling will be passed onto her baby. These women often become homeless. With no home, no life skills, no sense of self worth or value of a life, and no alternative, many choose to end the pregnancy. The numbers are painful: in Texas alone, approximately 50,000 teenage girls, or one out of every four, will experience a crisis pregnancy in the next 12 months. Sadly, Texas leads the nation in this area.NeedCurrently, the physical and psychological consequences of abortion, abandonment, abuse, loneliness, and poverty are growing in unprecedented measure. Without resources, education, life skills, knowledge of child rearing, of true love, or a spiritual foundation, women will likely return to old friends, former ways of life, and eventually more unplanned pregnancies.OutcomeThrough the Hope Mansion program model of emotional, mental, spiritual and practical support,women facing crisis pregnancies are presented a chance to achieve their destiny. These womenre-invent themselves by developing life and money management skills, job skills, continuing their education, and learning how to positively influence their children to make correct life choices. Purpose, self-esteem, courage and trust are integrated into these new role models, transforming future generations forever.