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Since the 1960s when divorce became mainstream in the United States, the vast majority of children in separated families have resided primarily with mothers, with weekend visits to dads – replicating a version of the single-moms stereotype which… Since the 1960s when divorce became mainstream in the United States, the vast majority of children in separated families have resided primarily with mothers, with weekend visits to dads – replicating a version of the single-moms stereotype which puts all the pressures on the women gender. As per a report by the Pew Research Center Analysis of the US Census Bureau Data about 24 million, or one-third of all American children under the age of 18 lived with an unmarried parent last year. And 81% of these single parents are headed by a mother – making the single-mom syndrome a big issue that needs to be analyzed, examined, and solved proactively for the betterment of society at large. And for these solution-driven objectives, The Daughter House Project is established and founded to be a single mom community with the main goal of helping single moms create balance while living in their truth through Financial Literacy, Career Development and Self-Care.