Resource Guide for Student Homelessness and Basic Needs Insecurity
Comprehensive resource for students facing homelessness and basic needs insecurity.
Thinking about life after college is an exciting time - there are a number of resources to help you learn more about careers, graduate school, housing, and other questions you might have about this transition. Remember: explore all your options as you travel down the professional road ahead of you!
Research shows that, by age 26, 48% of alumni of care are employed - compared to 80% of their general population counterparts.
The mean income for alumni of foster care is $13,989 compared to a mean income of $32,312 for the general population.
Comprehensive resource for students facing homelessness and basic needs insecurity.
This report presents findings from the Wave 3 Youth Survey of the California Youth Transitions to…
Policy recommendations from the Foster Youth Internship Program, Tools for Transformation 2018!
This guide, produced by Michigan's Children, provides easy ways to build your skills in advocacy!
SchoolHouse Connection is pleased to launch a new series of checklists informed by, and designed for,…
The publication highlights steps that California State University and University of California…
This landmark report offers new insights into the educational experiences of foster youth attending a…
This report draws on a combination of quantitative and qualitative analysis to highlight pathways and…
Check out the panel discussion from the FSM Community Collaborative in 2018 focused on the Supportive…
Check out the panel discussion from the 2018 FSM Community Collaborative focused on Physical and…
Check out this introduction to the 7 life domains created for students by students!
Everything you need to know about applying for, managing, and paying back student loans.
This web page contains detailed information on healthcare coverage by state.
This resource contains many ways to pay off student loans, primarily through jobs that offer tuition…
Each month, FSM features a student with strengths, skills, and resilience in each of the domains via…
Fostering Success Michigan is a program of The New Foster Care that aims to increase access and success in higher education and post-college careers for youth with experience in foster care. Learn how you can contribute to building a holistic network that insulates (i.e., strengthens protective factors and reduces risks) the education to career "pipeline."
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