Provides basic life skills and support to youth who are, or have been, in foster or group care. Designed to enhance the youth's ability to live independently. Provides weekly support groups and one-on-one case management. Focuses on the youth's ability to participate in his/her own goal-setting and life skills development. Some of those skills are money management, apartment living, health care, transportation, self-esteem and decision making. Support services are also available for work clothing, state I.D., and miscellaneous employment/educational expenses. Hosts groups that provide peer support and a safe forum for sharing life experiences. All combine to enhance the youth's ability to live independently. Once youth have exited foster care, they are eligible for monetary funds. Transitional Living Services provides financial support for youth moving into an apartment or additional living costs.