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Help for Parents

Your local child support office can connect you with other programs and services

Your local child support office can assist with getting you the help you need and can also connect you with other programs and services. They work with health care providers, employment programs, family violence centers, and other social service agencies. Building strong networks leads to a better outcome for parents and children.  

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Domestic Violence Survivors

When parents experience domestic violence, safety is a primary concern. OCSE and its partners work with parents on good safety planning to protect survivors, their children, and sensitive personal information.

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International Parents

The United States has arrangements with other countries to provide child support services. Contact your local child support office to learn more.

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Military & Veteran Parents

Military and veteran parents face unique challenges because of deployments or other lengthy separations. Helping parents in uniform ensures America’s children have the support they need.