SOAR for Youth
SchoolHouse Connection
Children’s Advocacy Institute/Univ of San Diego
On The Move/Voices

2026 News

  • More States Aim to Provide SSI Benefits Directly to Foster Youth, Weeks After Federal Officials Weigh In (Imprint, Jan 2026).
  • Trump Administration Tells States to End ‘Orphan Tax’ on Foster Kids (NPR, Jan 2026).
  • How Participants are Faring Midway through San Francisco’s Guaranteed Income Pilot for Young People Who Aged Out of Extended Foster Care (Chapin Hall, Jan 2026).
  • County Toolkit: Increasing Access to the California Foster Youth Tax Credit (John Burton Advocates for Youth, Feb 2026).
  • SNAP Access: Model Policies and Best Practice for Supporting Transition Age Youth in Foster Care and/or Homelessness (Food Research & Action Center, Feb 2026).
  • Removing Barriers Building Futures: Data-Informed Policies to Support College Students Experiencing Homelessness (SchoolHouse Connections, Feb 2026).
  • Transparency of Cost of Attendance Adjustments Processes Across California Public Colleges and Universities (John Burton Advocates for Youth, March 2026).
  • Evaluation of California’s HHAP Set Aside Funding Year 1 & 2 (Youth and Allies Against Homelessness/YAAH, March 2026).
  • Congressional Briefing on Higher Education Pathways for Homeless and Foster Youth (SchoolHouse Connections, April 2, 2026).
  • Navigating Education Issues for Students in Foster Care Across State Lines (ABA Legal Center for Foster Care and Education, 2026).
  • New FASFA Verification System: What You Need to Know (SchoolHouse Connection, April 2026).
  • New Research Explores Why California Foster Youth Miss School (Imprint, May 2026).
  • A New Resource center for Foster Youth Planned in Northwest Las Vegas (Fox 5, May 2026).
  • 2 Steps Forward, 1 Step Back: Findings from an Evaluation of Alameda’s Guaranteed Income Pilot for Young People Who Have Aged Out of Foster Care (Chapin Hall, 2026).
  • Public Benefits and Financial Aid Support Education Beyond High School and Long-Term Economic Well-Being for Low-Income Young Adults (Child Trends, April 2026).