Okay....
So she would need a safe space...a nesting box of sorts with a spare towel somewhere quiet in the house like a spare room or the back of the lounge.
She'll need a litter tray, food bowl and water bowl nearby (but food/water kept away from litter).
She will need extra food, best to give her kitten food, while she's pregnant and breastfeeding.
You'll need to have a vet identified to take her and kittens to if there are any issues during labour.
For the first few weeks after the kittens are born you must not handle them...I would wait for at least four weeks or so as the change in scent may lead her to reject the kitten. She will feed them, stimulate them to go to the loo and clean it away, etc. Your job is to look after her.
The kittens should start to be introduced to kitten food mashed up with water from 8 weeks so they can start weaning. You'll need to put small meals out for them four times a day. Is someone at home every day to do this?
If she rejects any of the kittens you would need to hand feed them with specialist equipment from the vets and stimulate them to go to the loo and clean them up for the first few weeks several times a day, are you okay to do this?
They need a very shallow dish - I tend to use an old large plate that they all gather round.
They'll need a vet check up (taking mum with them) about four weeks and then the vet will tell you what you need to know about worming them and their vaccinations.
This won't be cheap - she could have a number of kittens, will you pay for all of the care they need?
When it comes to finding them homes you'll need to think about how you make sure they go to suitable homes who will microchip them, neuter them, vaccinate them, won't be near a main road, etc.