independent living
Transitioning from youth to adulthood is hard. Let us help you achieve independence. We can provide assistance with: housing, education, employment, transportation, medical and financial needs.
We can help you:
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become self-sufficient and provide support for you to reach your goals,
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with your education and employment needs,
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connect to local resources,
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provide financial resources for food, housing, transportation and other emergency needs,
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learn about how to manage financial matters, and
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arrange transportation for work, school, appointments.
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Based on your needs, we may be able to assist with:
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Housing
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Emergency funds
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Job training
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Work related expenses
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Educational expenses
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Work readiness
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Transportation
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Insurance
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Security deposits
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Rent
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Utilities
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Groceries
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Basic necessities
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Child care
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Personal documents
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Eligibility
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for ages 18 to 21,
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were in foster care or other out of home setting at 17 1/2 (group home, residential facility, shelter care),
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entered court-ordered kinship care or a guardianship placement, or
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were adopted after the age of 16