The Walter S. Johnson Foundation assists transition-aged foster and other vulnerable youth in Northern California and Nevada, to become successful adults.
Only 1.5% of charitable gift dollars raised by educational institutions went to two-year institutions, despite the fact that community colleges serve 49.2 percent of the country’s college student https://t.co/IEXq69cjr9
BRAVO to Amber Twitchell for your powerful presentation at Tipping Point Awards for the work of VOICES after the recent Napa Sonoma fires ! https://t.co/Sjkw9SGV7w
Most vulnerable students in CA get too little from too many people via layered-on crisis intervention services and patchworked programs https://t.co/WxHZdwelao
GREAT NEWS - iFoster Boost pilot program for free smart phones for up to 33,000 foster youth approved today at the CA Public Utilities Commission mtg !!!! Thank you for everyone's support including testimonies from WSJF, CA Casa, Tix to Dream... https://t.co/c9DvYlSekw
BRAVO to researcher Nathaniel Okpych for this article re the importance of relationship in helping foster youth succeed in college ! https://t.co/fNxBJ7byC2
NEW REPORT - Supporting Students Experiencing Homelessness - Perspectives from CA Community Colleges (April 2019)
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