Foster Youth Resources
| Program/Agency | Description | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Alliance for Children's Rights | Provides legal assistance to current and former foster youth and caregivers. They also provide financial literacy curriculum, mentor programs and more. | https://kids-alliance.org/help/ |
| California Foster Youth Ombuds Office | Provides current and former foster youth with information regarding the rights of foster youth and access to foster youth verification letters. | https://fosteryouthhelp.ca.gov/ |
| iFoster | Offers access to low cost resources and services including laptops, hotspots, glasses, and more. Students must be under the age of 26 to be eligible | www.ifoster.org |
| Independent Living Program | Provides financial support for current and former foster youth who were in care at age 16 and over. | www.ilponline.org |
| Foster Nation | Provides professional development opportunities for current and former foster youth and works to combat food insecurity. | https://www.fosternation.org/ |
| Journey House | Provides current and former foster youth of all ages assistance with educational materials, employment referrals, and community events. | www.journeyhouseyouth.org |
| Sense of Home | Provides move-in assistance for current former foster youth moving into their first apartment. Application required with proof of lease. One time only services | www.senseofhome.org |
| United Friends of the Children | Provides academic mentorship for 7th - 12th grade students and academic counseling for college students interested in pursuing a bachelor’s degree (including community college students). Assistance grants are available for students enrolled in UFC’s College Scholars Program to help cover education related expenses. | https://www.unitedfriends.org/services/ |