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.
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.
Lead Child Welfare Agency in Hillsborough County. Oversees all contracted providers serving our Teen in Foster Care in Hillsborough County. Eckerd Workforce Development’s Youth Program helps prepare young adults, ages 16 to 24, for college or a career.
H4T provides guidance for teens in foster or relative foster. Our collaboration with community partners, corporations, and the Georgia Department of Family and Children Services promotes academic, lifestyle and financial excellence for the teens. Training is provided to prepare mentors for working with the youth.
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 Thrive Mentor Program is a statewide one-on-one mentor program that matches volunteer mentors to adolescents that are in the process of ‘aging out’ of foster care and who are in need of positive supportive relationships. Mentor matches are maintained for 2 years and are designed to aid the youth from 17-19 years of age.
United Roots empowers youth ages 16-24 in socially innovative ways utilizing the following four strategies: 1) Personal Development, 2) Media & Tech Training, 3) Social Enterprise Incubation, and 4) Social Justice Organizing.
Fostering Advocates Arizona (FAAZ) is guided by young adults who have experienced foster care. It’s our goal to make sure all foster care young adults have the information, resources and support needed to transition to a new life. FAAZ is for those; thinking about life after they leave foster care, preparing to leave foster care, and exploring programs and services…
Saving Grace is a Christ-centered home in Northwest Arkansas, offering hope and transformation to young women lacking critical supports. We provide relationships, skills, and resources to empower generational change. (Aging out of care, homeless women 18-25)