Residential Programs

Through case management and supportive housing services, CCYA helps youth to achieve the following Goals:

• Sustained safe and suitable housing.
• Earned high school diploma or GED.*
• Enrollment in college, vocational/tech school, trade internship/training program, or job management training program.
• Maintained part-time employment.
• Career plan with outlined steps.
• Improved physical and mental health and wellbeing.
• Graduated Independence through increased social & emotional stability.
• Earning income and established savings account.
• Pursuit of at least one personal interest, talent, or hobby.
• Learned life skills for independence and self-sufficiency (laundry, cleaning, drivers permit, cooking, budgeting & money management, communication skills, social relationships, . . .).
• Transition to permanent housing (own apartment, college dormitory, relative or family friend home, foster home, adoptive home, guardian's home, Job Corps, other identified permanent housing).