Aging out of foster care often means facing adulthood alone. From housing insecurity to mental health challenges, discover the top 10 issues impacting these young adults—and why awareness and action are crucial for change.

When most 18-year-olds celebrate adulthood with support from family—be it financial, emotional, or simply a place to call home—many young adults aging out of foster care do so alone.

We’re shifting the focus from managing youth in foster care to truly supporting them. By embracing trauma-informed, youth-centered approaches, we’re helping young adults aging out of foster care feel seen, heard, and empowered. Transformative change isn’t just possible—it’s already happening. And it starts with listening, healing, and believing in their future.

Southfield is making history. The city is investing in a bold new future for young adults aging out of foster care—transforming the former Plaza Hotel into a safe, supportive space where youth can access housing, resources, and hope. Learn how this project is setting a powerful example for communities everywhere.

A supervisor shares key insights from their Trauma-Informed Care certification, reinforcing commitment to best practices in youth support.

The TIP Model + Trauma-Informed Care empower young adults aging out of foster care with safety, choice, and strength-based support.

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Recognizing Mental Health Professionals of Color During POC Mental Health Awareness Month

Youth with experience in foster care may be at greater risk for mental health problems, as most have experienced some form of abuse or...