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.

Title	Authors	Year of Publication
Report The Educational Outcomes of Children in Care in Manitoba	Brownell, Marni Chartier, Mariette Au, Wendy MacWilliam,Leonard Schultz, Jennifer Guenette, Wendy Valdivia, Jeff	2015
Report Brief Report on Education: Based on the Link Program Evaluation Study	Hubberstey, Carol Rutman, Deborah Hume, Sharon	2014
Report Brief Report on Income and Employment: Based on the Link Program Evaluation Study	Hubberstey, Carol Rutman, Deborah Hume, Sharon	2014
Report Brief Report on Supports Accessed by Youth from Care: Based on the Link Program Evaluation Study	Hubberstey, Carol Rutman, Deborah Hume, Sharon	2014
Journal article The relationship between internal resilience, smoking, alcohol use, and depression symptoms in emerging adults transitioning out of child welfare	Goldstein, Abby L. Faulkner, Breanne Wekerle, Christine	2013
Journal article Voices of former foster youth: Supportive relationships in the transition to adulthood	Singer, Erin R. Berzin, Stephanie C. Hokanson, Kim	2013
Report Where Do We Go from Here? Youth Aging Out of Care Special Report	Office of the Child and Youth Advocate (Alberta)	2013
Report My Real Life Book: Report from the Youth Leaving Care Hearings	Office of the Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth	2012
Journal article The relationship between post-traumatic stress symptoms and substance use among adolescents involved with child welfare: Implications for emerging adulthood	Goldstein, Abby L. Wekerle, Christine Tonmyr, Lil Thornton, Tiffany Waechter, Randall Pereira, Jessica Chung, Ronald MAP Research Team	2011
Report Bound by the Clock: The Voices of Manitoba Youth with FASD Leaving Care	Fuchs, Don Burnside, Linda Reinink, Amy Marchenski. Shelagh	2010