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Resources

If you need help with resources or aren’t sure where to turn, call or text 211.

You might be eligible for the 412 Youth Zone and Opportunity Passport.

A drop-in resource center for TAY, ages 16-23, that are transitioning out of the foster care system or are experiencing unstable housing.

A financial literacy program geared toward transition age youth (TAY), ages 14-23, that will match dollar-for-dollar up to $5,000 toward an asset.

If you were in CYF placement and dependent age at age 14 or older, these program videos may be helpful.

High school and post-secondary education resources and support for youth with current or former experience in foster care at age 14-23.

Side-by-side coaching and support to help young adults, ages 17-22, accomplish life goals.

Free legal representation for young adults up to age 25 for summary charges, SSI, landlord-tenant disputes and parenting support.

System Improvement Through Youth (S.I.T.Y.) is an advisory board of youth, ages 14-23, with previous DHS experience who help improve services.

TAY Forensics helps to divert young adults, ages 14-22, from further involvement with the criminal justice system.

Housing and support services for TAY ages 18-26 who need emergency and/or more permanent housing.

Encouraging transition age youth to use the power of positive self-affirmations.

If you have questions about the program or need help with the application, email DHS Young Adult Cash or call 412-244-3547.