is a nutrition program that can help households buy healthy foods
is a federal and state funded grant for current or former California foster youth
to help pay for college or career and technical training (as yearly funds are available)
is a statewide partnership that provides resources and leadership to campuses and
community organizations to help foster youth succeed at community colleges and four-year
universities
provides services to youth (up to 21) who are in-care or recently emancipated from
the Foster Care System
connects foster care youth who are aging out of the system (and others who grew up
in foster care) to financial, housing and academic support resources that can make
attending college easier. It's also a great guide for social workers, foster parents,
and anyone else who helps foster kids and are looking for assistance resources
is a statewide non-profit organization based in San Francisco, working throughout
California to improve the quality of life for California's foster, former foster,
and homeless youth
ÐÓ°É´«Ã½ Marketplace provides free food and basic needs support, located near the Child Study Center and
the ÐÓ°É´«Ã½ Lake, students can receive grocery items, personal care items, and clothing
for free.
