Charlie Health offers a fully virtual, intensive outpatient program for youth 12+ that is highly structured and tailored for teens and or aults. Their treatments include curated online group therapy, one on one sessions and family therapy. They accept Apple Health and work to make care accessible. They have an alumni community with ongoing peers, virtual events, Discord servers to stay connected along with free online support groups.
Job Corps provides free education, vocational training and supportive services such as on campus living, free meals and case management. For youth ages 16-24, helping them earn a high school diploma or GED and gain career skills. For youth experiencing homelessness or youth in foster care, Job Corps offers expedited enrollment.
Resources written by students for students that are designed to help students succeed in K-12, higher education, and life. Here you will find: homeless definitions, applying for FAFSA, understanding student loans, applying to college and so much more.
Despite the need, young people are a vulnerable and often overlooked population in the delivery of civil legal aid. Young people, particularly minors, face unique legal challenges in accessing and navigating public systems; safety, housing, medical care, identification documents, education, and other critical supports.
A resource for youth, social workers, shelter staff, school personnel, medical personnel, law enforcement, and anyone interested in understanding options available to help youth with stable housing.
Young Life’s Young Lives program in Lake Stevens and Granite Falls walks alongside teen moms under age 21 offering mentorship, community events and summer camps where they and their babies are supported emotionally, spiritually and practically.
