1. (1) Aftercare services provide support to youth who leave out-of-home care.
2. (2) A youth may access services by contacting a Child and Family Services office and being referred to a regional TAL coordinator.

3. (3) Services may include additional basic life skills training, information and referral, mentoring, computer access for resources, and follow-up support. Funds may also assist eligible youth in the following four areas:

   1. (a) education, training, and career exploration;
   2. (b) physical, mental health, and emotional support;
   3. (c) transportation; and
   4. (d) housing support.
4. (4) Funds used for room and board are subject to federal limits.

KEY: social services, child welfare, out-of-home care, Transition to Adult Living

Date of Last Change: August 15, 2023

Notice of Continuation: February 14, 2023

Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 80-2-301; 80-2-302