The John H. Chafee Foster Care Program funds Nevada agencies to help foster youth ages 14 and up transition to adulthood with education, job skills, life skills, and supportive adult connections.
Fund to Assist Former Foster Youth (FAFFY) supports Nevada’s former foster youth with life skills, education, employment, housing, and health services to help them transition to economic self-sufficiency.
Foster Forward supports Rhode Island youth with paid work placements, coaching, and career exploration to help them build workplace skills and confidence and consider their education and career goals.
The Nevada Division of Child and Family Services funds community-based, evidence-driven programs to prevent child abuse and neglect and support at-risk families statewide for State Fiscal Year 2027.
This grant funds California counties to provide housing support and navigation services to vulnerable young adults aged 18–24, especially those with foster care or probation backgrounds.
Educational and Training Vouchers (ETV) Program supports Nevada youth with foster care experience by funding education and training costs and advising to help them begin, continue, and complete their studies.