Youth Law Center’s TAY Practice Exchange is a free practice support network for civil legal advocates across California that convenes […]
CalFresh–SNAP or Food Stamps– can help young people meet their food needs and provide stability as they make the transition
In California, outside of juvenile dependency and delinquency representation, there are few civil legal aid offices devoted to representing transition-aged
Homelessness and housing/placement instability for current foster youth, youth in extended foster care and former foster youth, are critical issues
Youth Law Center Housing Resources (2020-present) View More
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
This document is a list of all of the tools and resources Youth Law Center and partners have developed around
List of FYI Resources for Advocates in California and Nationwide View More
This document provides a list of the key provisions of federal law to support advocacy for older youth in the
Older Youth Related Federal Laws_May 2024 View More
This fact sheet provides an update for child welfare agencies and juvenile probation departments about recent improvements in the FYI
Important Updates on FYI View More
This fact sheet describes how Public Housing Authorities can partner with child welfare and juvenile probation agencies to be able
FYI Vouchers: The Role of Public Housing Authorities View More
This fact sheet describes how judges can help ensure that young people are connected with housing resources, like FYI and
FYI Vouchers: The Role of Judges View More
This fact sheet describes how advocates can assist young people in accessing an FYI or FUP voucher.
FYI Vouchers: The Role of Advocates View More
