The Ebby House is a transitional, independent living program for young women, ages 18-24, who have experienced foster care.
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A multi-service youth agency serving Alameda County young people aged 13-24.
YouthCare builds confidence and self-sufficiency for homeless youth by providing a continuum of care that includes outreach, basic services, emergency shelter, housing, counseling, education, and employment training.
There are over 20,000 youth that age-out of foster care every year. All aging out youth face adversities, lack of education and homelessness. JEMfriends supports youth aging-out of foster care with housing, education, employment, transportation, mentoring and life skills.
Through a variety of programs, we are able meet the needs of each individual we serve. Our residential programs provide a therapeutic, structured environment for teen girls. We provide residents with the tools, resources and life skills they need to live healthy, productive lives. We also have foster and adoption, helping families to provide a safe, therapeutic family setting for…
This program targets males between the ages of 17 1/2 to 25 years old; with a special emphasis on males who is transitioning out of foster care. Our program helps each young man reach their potential as individuals, family leaders and community members by empowering them to empower themselves-physically, emotionally and spiritually.
As a non-profit coffee shop, our mission is to fortify former foster youth with personal and professional skills, employment and the supportive community needed to lead a sustainable independent lifestyle. Through 3 core program components – employment, case management and programmatic exercises – we emphasize relationship building to create a foundation of support for the youth in our program.
Our emergency services and 12-step recovery, family living, job training, education and workforce development programs offer a compassionate bridge to achieve and maintain healthy, productive lives. We remove obstacles and provide the accountability and structure that people who are experiencing homelessness need to be productive in their communities.
Provides quality apartments, job coaching, paid internships, financial capability classes, life coaching, and emergency help for young adults (and their children) after state foster and/or relative care end. The program provides a stable community setting from which youth can work, attend school and learn essential life skills as they become independent, contributing members of the community.
Union Gospel Mission of Tarrant County is a united Christian organization and ministry dedicated to providing love, hope, respect and a new beginning for the homeless, offering a holistic program of care that leads to true, lasting healing.