Transitional Housing Programs

Equipping Youth for Successful Independence

The goal of each of the Capital Region’s Transitional Housing Programs (THP) is to provide support to those transitioning out of foster care or juvenile probation, and assist in their journey to independence by providing life skills coaching, basic necessities and more, all in a safe, housed environment.

Each client is served through one-on-one training in shared housing units leased by our organization while having the support of supervision, mentoring and a safety net while they work toward academic or employment goals.

Along with coaching life skills for successful living after emancipation, we assist clients in establishing and maintaining lifelong connections with family members or families of choice.

Three Types of Programs

Minor Parents in Foster Care or Juvenile Probation (Ages 16-17)
This program assists those from any county in California who are pregnant or parenting or have specific needs that can be met while living in shared housing under our care and supervision.

Former Juvenile Probation or Former Foster Youth (Ages 18 to 25)
This program is for youth no longer in the system and offers case management and
independent living skills coaching.

Non-Minor Dependents in Foster Care or Juvenile Probation (Ages 18 to 20)
The program provides a range of supportive services, living skills training and case
management to clients while living in shared housing units. Non-minor parents from any county in California may apply.

Features of the Program

• Furnished private room in a shared two bedroom apartment
• One-on-one coaching by our team around issues and topics such as:
• Developing career and employment skills/options
• Identifying educational opportunities and financial aid
• Budgeting and money management
• Being a good roommate and neighbor
• Making good choices about substance use
• Understanding healthy nutrition and cooking
• Creating health, hygiene and self-care routines
• Navigating transportation options
• Maintaining a household
• Building/developing relationships and interpersonal communication
• Setting and achieving personal goals
• Accessing routine and emergency medical and dental care
• Planning for next steps and milestones

Our Approach

Our team provides individualized, strength-based trauma-informed care driven by the client’s voice and choice and on respecting the unique background and aspirations of each person.

Contact Information

Faith Jackson
Program Supervisor
925-270-9752
fjackson@pacificclinics.org