The Transitional Living Program supports youth and young adults as they work toward stability, independence, and long-term success. Through individualized case management and life skills education, participants receive guidance and support as they navigate education, employment, housing, and other important areas of adulthood. The program focuses on helping youth build confidence, strengthen decision making skills, and connect with community resources that support their long term stability.

The program serves youth and young adults ages 16 to 24 depending on eligibility and funding. Each participant works with a case manager to identify personal goals, develop a plan for success, and receive ongoing support while building the skills needed to live independently.

Participants receive support in the following areas:

• Life skills development
• Education and career planning
• Employment readiness and job search support
• Financial management and budgeting
• Housing navigation and stabilization support
• Counseling and emotional support
• Preventive health education
• Connection to community resources and services

Youth meet regularly with a case manager to review goals, address barriers, and develop the practical skills needed to move toward independence and long term stability within the community.