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Working With Youth to Develop a Transition Plan
www.childwelfare.goveach youth exiting foster care. Ninety days prior to a youth’s 18th birthday (or the age required by the State for aging out of care), the youth, his or her caseworker, and other representatives of the youth’s choosing must develop the plan. Specific elements—such as housing, education, employment, mentoring, and continued support
90-DAY TRANSITION PLAN - CDSS Public Site
www.cdss.ca.govDuring the 90-day period prior to aging out of care: This plan is to be completed within the 90 day period before you turn 18, or exit foster care after age
Removal from the Home: Resulting Trauma
tucollaborative.orgwhen she grew older and left foster care. This could be as simple as giving resource lists to adoptive parents or older kids aging out of the system – letting them know they can call for information (Gammon, 2009). In short, the foster care system is meant to be a temporary solution. Children of