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Ongoing Open Youth Supports

The Alliance helps children in or at risk of foster care find stability by connecting them to healthcare, education, housing, and other vital support.

The Individualized Transition Skills Program (ITSP) offers one-on-one support right in your home for up to two years — plus a chance to earn $300!

The County of Los Angeles Youth@Work program gives young people access to paid work experiences, job readiness training, and other great opportunities to build skills and explore careers.

CASA of Los Angeles supports young people ages 0–21 in LA County who have an open dependency or juvenile justice case.

The Family Urgent Response System (FURS) offers a free, 24/7 hotline and mobile teams that bring immediate, caring support to current and former foster youth and their caregivers.

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2025 Addressing Youth Disconnection in the LA
2024 California Youth Disconnection Report
2023 California Opportunity Youth Report
Introduction & OVerview of California's Adult Education System
2023 Los Angeles County Disconnected Youth Report
2021 City of Los Angeles Opportunity Youth Data Report
Building a Workforce and Career Development System for Opportunity Youth
Expanding Workforce & Career Development Pathways for Opportunity Youth
Building Brighter Futures for Youth in Los Angeles: Spotlight on Young Women​
2022 California Opportunity Youth Data Report
Majority of CalYOUTH Participants Enrolled in College, with 10% Attaining Degree by Age 23
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