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community engagement, young adult reentry partnership (FHI 360)  \nEmergency services-basic needs, housing/transportation services, education/training, employment and networking services, money management, wellness and health, JIT coach approach Transitional Supportive Housing, Career & Technical Education Programs, Independent Life Skills  \nFinancial education and personal budgeting assistance, turning point transitional living program, permanent connections  \nServices at PCC (screenings, animal therapy, peer mentoring, preschool, recreation and life skills), Camp Connect (connection for sibling groups separated in foster care), Guardian Scholars (preparation for higher education-college prep support, academic scholarship support, mentoring, individual support for self-sufficiency), Foster Funds (funding for special events such as birthdays, graduation, sports, or music programs) financial support for high need children and youth  \nIndependent living, TAY drop-in center, transitinoal voucher program, transitional housing plus  \nRTS Career Accelerator, She Ready internship, creating pathways to success for youth  \nStepping stones program-offers comprehensive resources such asindepdendent living skills programming, mental health services, and affordable transitional housing to assist clients  \nCall to action?  \nvolunteer/donate/partner, informational page on becoming a CASA  \nvolunteer in weekly saturday program/donate food to stock the kitchen, donate a specific food item  \ndonate  \nvolunteer/donate  \nvolunteer/donate  \nvolunteer/donate/attend an event  \ndonate car/sponsor an event/donate stock/donate monthly  \ndonate/volunteer/attends events  \ninternships/volunteer/donate  \ncareer mentorship, donate, become a partner, volunteer  \nvolunteer/donate/business partnerships/planned giving  \nAges/Population Served  \nCurrent & Former Foster Youth  \nCurrent & Former Foster Youth  \nTAY  \nCurrent & Former Foster Youth between ages 18-26, must 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