Beyond Emancipation
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Beyond Emancipation's mission is to help current and former foster and probation youth make successful transitions into adulthood and independence.
Validators
- Kamela
- My job title is Community Housing Coordinator. My work involves intensive case management with current, former and emancipated foster youth which includes employment and education, mental health referrals, and permanency planning.
What I like about my job is that I can see young women and men… More
- DeShauna
- My job title is Transition Services Division Manager. My work involves supervising a staff that managing a caseload of individuals that have emancipated from the foster care system. Our transition division not only grants them with temporary section 8 vouchers, provide case management and 1-on-1… More
- Tempest
- My job title is Transition Specialist. My work involves managing a caseload of individuals that have emancipated from the foster care system. Our transition division not only grants them with temporary section 8 vouchers, provide case management and 1-on-1 coaching, but also assists our clients… More
Needs validated
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$390of $390
10 supporters
Funded on 1/7/2014
Princess
from Oakland, CA
Currently, I have to use the library computers to study, which is difficult with my two small children. A laptop will allow me to study anywhere. More
Validated by DeShauna from Beyond Emancipation
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$390of $390
4 supporters
Funded on 1/28/2014
Latrenda
from Oakland, CA
I’m attending a university now, and caring for my child, so a laptop that allows me to study from home will be a great help. More
Validated by DeShauna from Beyond Emancipation
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$640of $670
15 supporters
Funded on 3/17/2014
Nichole
from Oakland, CA
I’m a student in San Francisco and in transitional housing in the East Bay. I need new brakes and alignment to make the commute safely. More
Validated by Kamela from Beyond Emancipation
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$255of $255
4 supporters
Funded on 4/19/2014
Alexander
from Oakland, CA
My goal is to get a good job that can sustain my bills and housing. First, I need to raise the fees for the GED course and exams. More
Validated by Kamela from Beyond Emancipation