Transitional Living Program
The Transitional Living Program (TLP) serves 8 youth at a time–up to 20 youth per year–in supervised apartments for homeless youth, ages 16 to 21, to help them make a successful transition to life on their own. The TLP program also serves pregnant and parenting teens and their dependent children.
Residents of TLP work closely with a case manager to establish and achieve goals. Staff assists youth in: accessing needed community services such as medical and mental health care; learning life skills; accessing education and employment services; and identifying supportive adults and mediating conflicts.
For applications, youth can contact the Intake Case Manager at 518.689.2129.
Project Independence provides follow-up services to TLP graduates to support their reintegration into the community and to homeless youth in need of housing support. Project Independence provides participants with weekly case management, monthly peer support, independent living skills groups, and a rental subsidy for up to two years.
Contact
Intake Case Manager
518.689.2129