When you turn 18, it is often expected that you are ready to enter the world of adulthood equipped with the necessary resources and a “village” to help you succeed. In reality, we know it isn’t always this simple.

That’s okay. We can help.

Whether you’re aging out of foster care, a family seeking extra support for your adult child, or simply need guidance managing the pressures that come with early adulthood, our Transitional Living program is designed to help 18-to-23-year-olds navigate those challenges and learn independent living skills.

Our Transitional Living program prepares young adults for strong, independent lives. We walk alongside program participants to help them learn to balance life’s responsibilities through vocational and educational support, financial management skills, community-building support, emotional support, and an increased level of supervision.

We believe educational and vocational supports for young adults are key to their long-term success. We work with each participant to develop a personalized educational or vocational plan that matches their long-term goals. We have support such as an on-site high school diploma/GED program, partnerships with local vocational programs, and we also facilitate enrollment in higher education through the many high-quality institutions close to campus.

We know that a strong community helps young adults thrive long after a transition to the “real world.” This offers assured connections who become more than a community. They become family.