Promoting Youth Development and Independent Living Services for Youth in Foster Care

October 22, 2012 John Kelly, Editor in Chief, The Chronicle of Social Change Publication, Research and Resources Comments Off on Promoting Youth Development and Independent Living Services for Youth in Foster Care

Discusses efforts to promote a positive youth development approach in foster care, and the disappointing outcomes and barriers experienced by young people leaving the foster care system between the ages of 18 and 21. Includes standards for transition, independent living, and self-sufficiency services.

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John Kelly is editor-in-chief of The Chronicle of Social Change. Reach him at jkelly@chronicleofsocialchange.org.

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