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CalYOUTH: Proving Extended Foster Care Works for Young Adults in Transition from Foster Care

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Updated Oct 29, 2026

About this dataset

Since October 1, 2010, title IV-E agencies have the option to provide extended foster care up to age 21. The state of California was an early adopter of this option and also funded the collection of data, research, and an evaluation to understand the implementation and outcomes.

Learn how the state of California has designed and implemented an extended foster care program that improves the lives of young people in transition from foster care.

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    Official Data Source

    Access the complete CalYOUTH: Proving Extended Foster Care Works for Young Adults in Transition from Foster Care on the official website.

    Modified Apr 29, 2026

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