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This checklist can help states determine if they are implementing the Medicaid Coverage to Age 26 for Former Foster Youth (FFY) provision in a way

In Building Brighter Futures: Tools for Improving Academic and Career/Technical Education in the Juvenile Justice System, Juvenile Law Center examines one particular initiative that has shown great success in combating this problem—the Pennsylvania Academic and Career/Technical Training Alliance (PACTT). PACTT’s model suggests that, despite the inevitable stress and disruption of juvenile placement, thoughtful interventions can help youth to get back on track.

This document provides a summary of the Resumption of Jurisdiction Court Rules that became effective on December 1, 2013.

Toolkit for foster youth, by foster youth to help plan for high school graduation and getting into college.

A youth-developed written agreement that outlines the age-appropriate activities, responsibilities, and life skills for youth ages 13-21 in the child welfare system, and how the caregiver and agency will support those goals.

This form can be used to make a request to the county children and youth agency if you believe that your adoption or permanent legal