Youth Law Center’s TAY Practice Exchange is a free practice support network for civil legal advocates across California that convenes […]
Many California county child welfare agencies may not be tapping into federal funding that can be available for youth in
In California, outside of juvenile dependency and delinquency representation, there are few civil legal aid offices devoted to representing transition-aged
Extended Foster Care (EFC) is a statewide program that allows eligible young people to remain in foster care as nonminor dependents
Fact Sheet: Extended Foster Care Reentry in California View More
The California Department of Social Services (CDSS) oversees the Guaranteed Income (GI) Pilot Program and has prioritized pilots that will
A Statement by Youth Law Center and California Youth Connection in Support of Trailer Bill Language in the 2025 State
Statement Supporting Trailer Bill Language in 2025 CA State Budget View More
This template can be used by a young person to ask that the child welfare agency make a referral to
Foster Care Benefits: AFDC-FC Program Change Alert
Foster Care Benefits: AFDC-FC Program Change Alert View More
Title IV-E for Youth in the Juvenile Justice System
Title IV-E for Youth in the Juvenile Justice System Fact Sheet View More
Article appearing in Chronicle of Social Change on SB 12, bill to grant extended foster care benefits to probation supervised
Bill to Extend Foster Care Benefits for Probation Youth Clears California Senate Committee View More
This booklet, based on California law, covers some of the concerns of a youth in out-of-home care, including types of
Legal Rights of Teens in Out of Home Care (2014) View More
On August 30, 2011, Jennifer Rodriguez and Maria Ramiu presented a webinar on “Probation Provisions in California’s Fostering Connections to
