This FAQ, intended for legal aid attorneys and other student advocates, introduces and explains a new behavioral healthcare model for […]
Multi-Payer FAQ for Legal Aid Attorneys and Advocates for Students View More
Youth Law Center’s TAY Practice Exchange is a free practice support network for civil legal advocates across California that convenes
This fact sheet provides an overview of technology access legal rights, education protections, accountability mechanisms, and additional resources for foster
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Many California county child welfare agencies may not be tapping into federal funding that can be available for youth in
The FAFSA Simplification Act, effective in 2023, simplified the financial aid process for all students. This implementation bulletin spotlights some
Having a cell phone and access to the internet has never been more crucial for transition aged youth. This access
In November 2024, the US Department of Education released updated non-regulatory guidance on the implementation of the federal law surrounding
Summary of New Federal Guidance on Foster Youth Educational Stability View More
In California, outside of juvenile dependency and delinquency representation, there are few civil legal aid offices devoted to representing transition-aged
This report analyzes available data – collected through DataQuest, Ed Data, and public records act requests – about juvenile court
Once fully implemented, the FAFSA Simplification Act (FSA) will represent a significant overhaul of how students access federal financial aid
