
"Aging Out" is like falling off a cliff
Vulnerable youth are dumped and forgotten
Every year, more than 20,000 young people “age out” of foster care.
That means they turn 18 and are legally considered adults—regardless of whether they’re ready.
No more housing.
No more caseworkers.
No more help.
They are dropped off -- somewhere.
Quietly dumped from the system with no one to call, no place to go, and no plan to survive.




