The Village, a Transitional Housing Program, provides young adults who have “aged out” of the foster care system, the opportunity to complete their education and enhance their independent living skills before moving and living on their own.
The FLITE Center is the only one-stop resource center in the state of Florida that connects youth aging out of the foster care system with a full range of services for a successful transition. The FLITE Center offers education, housing assistance, employment coaching, peer mentoring, and life skills training to approximately 1,000 young adults in over 10,000 visits a year.
The Iowa Aftercare Services Network (IASN) is available to help young adults who experienced foster care or other court-ordered placement as a teenager. We will help you reach your personal goals for: education, employment, housing, health, life skills and relationships.
The Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative is a national and state-based effort that aims to ensure all young people transitioning from foster care have the relationships, resources and opportunities to ensure well-being and success.
FPC provides innovative, research-based, interactive online courses, available 24/7 for resource parents. Our courses are built using audio, visual and interactive elements, and are designed by nationally recognized experts in the fields of parenting, pediatrics, psychology, psychiatry, and education. The management and reporting system allows agencies to assign and track quality training.
Transitional Housing (THP Plus and TYH) and additional supportive services for transitional age, former foster youth.
Walden programs seek to help adolescents and young adults develop life skills that are necessary to live as healthy, self-sufficient, responsible and productive adults. This is accomplished by providing the young adult with strengths-based and young adult driven case management as well as a safe and supportive setting that facilitates opportunities for age-appropriate mistakes and accountability.
The Arizona’s Children Association support services are designed to aid foster care youth between the ages of 16 and 21 who have or will be transitioning out of Arizona State or Tribal Foster Care. They provide skills and support to more than 1,000 youth and young adults in their transition into independence each year by assisting them in gaining skills…
Living Skills Training: AzCA provides skills training to youth/young adults 16-20 who are still involved with State or Tribal foster care. The purpose of Living Skills Training (LST) is to provide training in interpersonal and daily living skills to prepare current and former foster care recipients for adult living.
We offer STEM training (robotics and coding), plus work readiness training and paid STEM internships to 100% of high school foster youth in our area.