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The years after turning 18 are critical for foster youth. As they leave the system and enter the world as adults on their own, negative outcomes are sadly common. Homelessness is a real possibility for many in this position, which is why the Transitional Housing Placement Program in Sacramento County is so important. By having access to ...

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College is a great bridge from youth to adult life. While not everyone needs to go to college, it does offer the opportunity to open up career options and can be a place to grow and develop. Foster youth don’t always have a great opportunity to get to college and beyond, but through the help of a resource family agency in Yreka CA, and t...

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It’s hard to overstate the role that resource families play in the lives of foster youth. These are young people who have been put in a virtually impossible situation, and only through the love and support of foster parents are they able to move forward and build toward a brighter future. Part of that picture is THP in Redding CA – this ...

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Getting help from transitional housing after foster care has ended is a huge relief. Staring at an uncertain future, this kind of assistance can go a long way toward providing firm footing moving forward. Of course, at some point, the help that was coming from AB 12 foster care will end as well, and a new plan will be made. Let’s take a ...

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Foster care is a critical service provided to some of the most vulnerable people in the state of California. Unfortunately, foster care typically ends at 18, and where most young people are still getting help from their families after they are technically adults, the same can’t be said for those who aged out of the foster system. This is why the Independent Living Program ...

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