7. Georgia – 19%
Georgia also has 19% of households led by single moms, particularly concentrated in urban areas like Atlanta. High housing costs and wage gaps make it tough for many single mothers to stay financially stable. Still, Georgia offers a wide range of community resources, from nonprofit childcare assistance to mentoring programs for young parents. The state has also seen growth in grassroots organizations focused on empowering women, providing opportunities for career development and financial education to support single mothers in building long-term stability.