Transcription of The California Wellness Foundation
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A project funded byThe California Wellness FoundationE X PANDING TRANSITIONAL SERVICES FOR EMANCIPATED FOSTER youth :AN INVESTMENT IN California S TOMORROWCHILDREN S ADVO C ACY INSTITUTEUNIVERSITYOFSANDIEGOSCHOOLOFLAW CO N T R I B U TO R S :MELANIE DELGADOROBERT R. PACKARD KAREN PROSEKELISA WEICHEL JANUARY 2007 CAI COUNCIL FOR CHILDRENGary Redenbacher, ChairGary Richwald, MD, MPH, Vice-ChairRobert L. Black, MDJohn Goldenring, MD, MPHL ouise Horvitz, MSW, PsyDHon. Leon S. KaplanJames McKennaThomas A. PapageorgeBlair Sadler, JDGloria SamsonAlan Shumacher, MDOwen Smith EXECUTIVE DIRECTO RRobert FellmethPrice Professor ofPublic Interest Law5998 Alcal Park San Diego, California 92110 Phone: (619) 260-4806 Fax: (619) THE RESEARCHThis report was prepared by the University of San Diego School of Law s Children sAdvocacy Institute (CAI) staff and law in 1989, CAI s mission is to improve the health, safety, and well-being of children.
iii tance, transportation, utilities, tuition, and other expenses. Foster children, for whom the state serves as parent, receive less than 5% of that total—notwithstanding their apparent need for a substantially larger investment than the average youth might need.
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