PPT-Foster Youth Pathways to Employment

October 2010 New Ways to Work Builds community connections that prepare youth for success 25 years building comprehensive youthserving systems nationally Focuses on effectively targeting public resources to prepare youth for the future. Using . Innovative and Effective Approaches . Kate Hanley, Consultant. Changing the Landscape. Fostering Connections 2008 . changed the landscape . of foster care.. Foster care could now be provided to young . Tymothy L. Belseth—. ETV/Youth Specialist. Jennifer J. Elizalde—. Region 8 Youth Specialist. Youth Aging Out of Foster Care. Where are they?. More likely to live in the least “family-like” settings. A generation at risk – Time for Action. Marta . Makhoul. International Labour Office for the EU . and the Benelux countries. 2. A . l. ost. . generation. ? . In 2012…. 75 million young people are unemployed worldwide. Youth Employment Knowledge Sharing Forum. 19-22 July 2015. Harare. Why better youth employment coordination is needed?. A national priority and of interest to several players. Complex problem with no clear answers. Washington State. CASA Conference . Spokane, Washington. October 22, 2016. Presented by Dee Wilson. Imagine that you receive information that a 6 year old . nephew living in another state has been placed in . Challenges & Opportunities. National Association of Counsel For Children. Chicago 2012. Erin Han, Esq.. Richard Cozzola, LAF (Legal Assistance Foundation). Janeen Barth Schlotzer (. Advocacy Services of the Jewish . Skills (YES) Project . Presentation by Minister Eugene . Lenn. . Nagbe. May 20, 2015. Ministry of Youth and Sports. Republic of Liberia . B. ackground. Liberia emerged from 14 years of civil war in 2003.. 1999. Erica Moreno. California State University, Long Beach. May 2012. Introduction. Over 20,000 youth nationwide leave the foster care system each year as a result of turning 18 years old and are struggling to make a successful transition into adulthood. . Dedrick Lenox. California State University,. Long Beach. May, 2013. Statement of Problem. . There are at minimum 408,425 children in the United States foster care system (Child Welfare Information Gateway, 2010). Mental health issues and the associated problems are a concern within this population as research suggests that up to 75% of children entering the foster care system have behavioral, social, and emotional issues (Landsverk, Burns, Stambaugh, & Rolls Reutz, 2009).. Kathleen Hoehne. Foster Care Consultant. Office of Field Services. Michigan Department of Education . Ann Rossi. Education Analyst. Education and Youth Services. Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. Learning Objectives. Identify the assessment needs of foster youth; . Recognize and interpret the learning levels of foster youth;. Develop plans for teaching life skills to foster youth based on their identified learning levels; and. Dr. Gretchen Schmidt. Executive Director, Pathways Project. October . 27, 2016. How did we get here?. Achieving the Dream. Over a . decade of institutional reform. Developmental Education Initiative. Get Started with Using Pathways A Beginner’s Guide on using Pathways and where to get help! Ray Rivero DTM 30 March 2019 2 Workshop Objectives Introduction to Pathways How to Access Pathways E - MIYA 10 .1 3 Expanded Medicaid coverage for former foster care youth (MIYA) is complemented by new Affordable Care Act (ACA) provisions Beginning on expanded Medicaid , until they reach the