Investing longer in teens leaving B.C. care would more than pay for itself
Report from Vancouver Metro on Opportunities in Transition, "A new economics study bolsters children’s watchdog recommendation to extend supports from...
Supporting foster kids to age 25 would save money
Vancouver Sun front page coverage of our 'Opportunities in Transition' report - "supporting foster children to their 25th birthday would...
Trevor Linden joins the Fostering Change Campaign
Trevor Linden knows how young people can discover strength from within their community. Watch the video.
Fostering Change Adviser Meredith Graham : Campaign Video
Fostering Change Adviser Meredith Graham tells us about her experience aging out of care.
Foster parent (and Mayor) Gregor Robertson joins the campaign
Find out what Gregor Robertson (yes, that one) had to say when we asked him some questions about supporting youth aging...
How you can help young people aging out of care
Editorial by Trilby Smith originally published in the Vancouver Sun.
In Lean Times, Nimble Non-Profits Give Foster Kids a Needed Lift
Youth exiting government care can succeed, but years of cuts don't make it the easiest launch.
For Youth Leaving Care, Liftoff Takes a Village
Whether a warm bed or college degree, organizations help kids 'aging out' set and achieve goals.
Like any young adult children, many foster kids aging out need help
On February 9, 2016 The Vancouver Sun published the following opinion piece by Mark Gifford, Director Grants and Community Initiatives at Vancouver Foundation. "At...