Supporting Young Adults
Aging Out of Foster Care
Every young adult deserves a chance to thrive and succeed. We are committed to providing the support they need to build a better future.
Helping Hands - There After Foster Care
2025 Q1 Recap - January to March
Education
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GED testing and tutoring for 4 youth
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Tuition to trade school
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Scholarship application assistance
Emergency Essential Items
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Pants for 2 unhoused youths
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8 bags of personal hygiene products
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Undergarments for a youth
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6 grocery gift cards
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9 rolls of quarters for laundry at the laundromat
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Clothing for a youth living in a shelter
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Shoes
Transportation
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6 bus passes
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Car insurance
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Car repair
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Car oil change
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New tires
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Driving lessons for 2 youth
Parenting
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Boxes of diapers for 4 babies
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3 nurseries with everything a baby needs
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Car seat for a toddler
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Toddler toys for a youth's child
Miscellaneous
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Court fees
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Help with a youth's taxes
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Resume help and career connections for 2 youth
Housing
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3 boxes of cleaning supplies
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Bed frame
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2 televisions
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2 dressers
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Dining table
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3 phone bills paid
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Complete kitchenware setup for 2 youths: Set of knives, pots and pans, silverware, storage containers, small appliances
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2 area rugs
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Home decor and shelves
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Current and back rent to help a youth stay housed
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Electric bills paid
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Couch, lamps, towels, gift cards, dresser, pantry staples, cleaning supplies, tv, bedside table, coffee table, and vacuum cleaner for a youth who moved into her first apartment
Medical Aids
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3 pairs of eye glasses
