Frequently Asked Questions

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• Provide transitional housing for aged-out foster youth.
   
• Offer life skills and career development training.
   
• Support adult education (basic literacy, math, and certification prep).
   
• Guide clients through college, trade school, or vocational programs.
   
• Deliver technology consulting and training services.
   

• Aged-out foster youth with limited resources.
   
• Homeless young adults at risk of dangerous lifestyles.
   
• Youth in need of structure, mentorship, and opportunity.
   

• Develop job skills and connect clients with employment opportunities.
   
• Teach essential life skills and time management.
   
• Provide academic support in reading and math.
   
• Help build confidence, independence, and a clear path forward.
   

• Build an education resource center for employment and life skills training.
   
• Install three mobile homes (already have the land) to house 9–15 youth.
   
• Add a dedicated classroom mobile unit for learning and workshops.

 Every day more youth age out with nowhere to turn. We’re actively applying for grants, seeking donations, and exploring loan options to grow our impact and replicate this model nationwide. 

Funding an educational resource center is our top priority. We will have classes to develop their options for employment and as we gain funding, we will expand to the second but most important piece which is housing. Our goal is to obtain at least three mobile homes with three to five bedrooms to house the youth. It costs roughly $22,000 to put these homes on our land which is already purchased. Our objective is to have the housing and a classroom type mobile home as an educational center with classes.