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
This document provides a summary of some of the opportunities and resources available to transition aged youth (TAY) to help
Asset Building Strategies for Youth in and Leaving Foster Care View More
The Family Self Sufficiency Program (FSS) is a platform for economic self-sufficiency. The program provides voucher holders, including young people,
This comprehensive fact sheet outlines legal strategies and resources to overcome common barriers facing relative caregivers in California.
All youth in foster care are eligible for Medi-Cal, but not all youth in foster care are enrolled in a
This fact sheet provides an overview of presumptive transfer of Medi-Cal in the circumstance in which youth in foster care
Medi-Cal for Foster Youth & Presumptive Transfer: Basic Requirements and Applicability View More
CalFresh–SNAP or Food Stamps– can help young people meet their food needs and provide stability as they make the transition
This fact sheet provides a summary of recent amendments to federal regulations, 45 CFR 1356, that will help expand the
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
