Research & Publications

See the Change: 2016 Annual Report

In FY 2016, First Place provided education and employment counseling and housing to 476 current and former foster youth with high needs in six California counties. An additional 1,000 young people received support in academics, job seeking, building independent living skills, and avoiding risky behaviors.

  • 75% of First Place youth have a stable home.
  • 96% of First Place youth earned their high school diploma or GED, or were actively enrolled in school.
  • 81% of eligible First Place youth attended college.
  • 81% of First Place youth obtained employment.

Blog

Building Brighter Futures: Our Partnership with The Relatives

At First Place for Youth, we are proud to partner with The Relatives in Mecklenburg County, NC, an organization that […]

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In the Media

‘First Place For Youth’ program to provide housing, employment for youth aging out of foster care

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In the Media

Forbes EQ – Bread And Roses: A Rallying Cry For Social Justice

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