Study: Intensive, Individualized Help Can Aid Foster Youth Move Into Adulthood [JJIE.org]

Samantha Sangenito 5/12/1512:00 PM

At long last, there is good news about ways to help youth in foster care and those who have been in custody in the juvenile justice system as they move into adulthood.

Intensive, individualized care based on clinically sound practices can improve young people’s financial and emotional well-being and improve their chances of getting housing, a study of a transitional living program in Tennessee has found.

[For more of this story,written by Lynne Anderson, go to http://jjie.org/study-intensiv...to-adulthood/108727/]

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