Grants

to strengthen and expand the delivery of resources for transition aged youth through a robust resource portal, peer navigator system, and the design of a national well-being index.

to increase the college and career readiness of youth aging out of foster care and to build out an alumni engagement and post-hire supports program for opportunity youth in South Los Angeles.

to expand the Crossover Advocacy and Resource Effort program that provides legal advocacy and supportive services for foster youth including crossover youth, survivors of CSEC, and young parents in foster care.

to strengthen the Fostering Youth Success Alliance coalition in expanding housing and educational supports and to support caregiver recruitment for transition age foster youth in New York City.

To further the effort and advance the work of recommendation 6.1 of the report Our Common Purpose from the Commission on the Practice of Democratic Citizenship to establish a universal expectation of a year of national service.

To expand quality investments in early childhood education to improve outcomes for refugee and host community children.

To conduct action research into how locally led development can be made more effective, more sustained, more diverse, and more cumulatively productive.

To support Connect Humanity's Will for the Web Initiative.

To contribute to early childhood performance of refugee and disadvantaged Colombian children as they transition from pre-primary education to formal education in public schools through capacity building.

to support the conversion of a Probation site into an interim housing facility for young women in Southeast Los Angeles, and to strengthen Jovenes' capacity to manage sustained growth and increased housing capacity in the region.