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Our Population
Over 20,000 young people age out of foster care every year in the United States.
1 in 4
Young adults aging out of foster care become parents by 21
"Young people who are expectant or parenting while aging out of foster care face the dual responsibility of transitioning into adulthood while raising a child. During this critical period, they are often navigating housing, education, employment, health care, mental and behavioral health, and financial stability all while building a safe and stable future for their families."
The Annie E. Casey Foundation
Without coordinated support during the transition to adulthood, young parents aging out of foster care may face barriers that affect both their own well-being and the stability of their families. When basic needs such as housing, mental health care, income, and community support go unmet, families are more likely to experience ongoing involvement with child welfare systems.
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DelgraciaCorp has served over 142 young adults with children New York City Neighborhoods
8 out of 10
Young families were not alleged for child abuse after one year of receiving services
90% of our families are in permanent housing and living independently
Creating brighter futures beyond the cycle of child welfare.
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