transition to adulthood

Upon reaching the age of majority, youth in care may enter into voluntary agreements to receive extended services, including support and maintenance to assist them as they transition to adulthood and independent living.

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“Finally my turn to write my story”: A convergent mixed methods study exploring the perceptions and experiences of emerging adults who aged out of foster care in Canada
Jackson, B., Holland, M. L., Smye, V., Lowe, S., & Sadler, L. S.;
 2025
Nothing to Celebrate: The Crisis of Youth Aging out of Care
2025
The Outcomes of Indigenous Youth Aging Out of Care and Exiting Care in Canada
Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work & the Association of Native Child and Family Services Agencies of Ontario (ANCFSAO)
 2024
Development of the Successful Transitions Assessment Tool (STAT) for Crossover Youth (COY): Youth voice and expert feedback with a Delphi approach
Dubov, V., Agnihotri, S., Goodman, D., Patel, M.;
 2022
Screening or Not Screening? Unresolved Debates on the Use of the Adverse Childhood Experiences Questionnaire in Routine Screening
Collin-Vézina,;Delphine; Brend, Denise; Fallon,;Barbara
 2020
19-Year-Old Dakota: An Investigative Review
Office of the Child and Youth Advocate Alberta
 2018
The Educational Outcomes of Children in Care in Manitoba
Brownell, Marni; Chartier, Mariette; Au, Wendy; MacWilliam,Leonard; Schultz, Jennifer; Guenette, Wendy; Valdivia, Jeff
 2015
On Their Own: Examining the Needs of B.C. Youth as They Leave Government Care
British Columbia Representative for Children and Youth
 2014
Brief Report on Income and Employment: Based on the Link Program Evaluation Study
Hubberstey, Carol, Rutman, Deborah, Hume, Sharon
 2014
Brief Report on Education: Based on the Link Program Evaluation Study
Hubberstey, Carol, Rutman, Deborah, Hume, Sharon
 2014