Updated Youth Homelessness Data Dashboard Shows 3.2% of HUD-Funded Housing Slots Dedicated to Youth
Researchers Find Decline in Psychotropic Medication Use When Foster Youth Reach the Age of Majority
California Student Aid Commission Announces Plan to Implement Electronic Funds Transfer for the Chafee Grant
Youth Homelessness Decreased 21% in California Since 2020, According to 2022 Homeless Point-In-Time Count
Federal Budget Includes $500 Increase to Maximum Pell Grant, Bringing Total to $7,395
NextUp Funding Allocated Across Entire Community College System and Program Eligibility Expanded
State Releases Guidance to Counties on New Protections for Parenting Dependents
January 19th Webinar to Share How to Develop Student-Centered and Equity-Based SAP Policies
Join Us February 16th for the Reproductive Health Equity Project 2023 Virtual Conference
New Study Finds Potential in FYI Housing Vouchers to Fill Critical Gap for Transitional Foster Youth
New Federal Legislation Would Remove Housing Barriers for Homeless Students
$34 Million in New Funding to Assist Current & Former Foster Youth with Stable Housing Headed to Counties
Report Finds That K-12 Schools Dramatically Undercount Homeless Students
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