HANNA CENTER’S RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMS

Empowering Transition-Age Foster Youth for Successful Adulthood

The journey of transitioning out of foster care can be daunting, filled with uncertainty, and often leads to challenges such as homelessness, unemployment, and poverty. However, with the presence of supportive adults to guide them and the opportunity to develop essential life skills, foster youth can lay the groundwork for a successful future.

Creating a Purposeful Path that Leads to Independence

Foster youth are confronted with heightened vulnerabilities such as homelessness, unemployment, and poverty. In Hanna’s TAY Program, each young adult is connected with experienced and caring staff who provide guidance in education, employment, and life skills. Together, they chart a path to success, leveraging the resilience of these young adults to enhance their education, employment prospects, and overall life skills.

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OUR PROGRAMS Our Staff

Residential staff come from social work, education, and clinical fields, bringing expertise and real-world insights to working with participants in all of our programs.

Transitional Housing Placement Program (THPP)

YOUTH AGES 16-18

The THPP program is designed for youth aged 16-18 to assist in support of a successful emancipation by providing a safe environment while learning skills that can promote self-sufficiency. The program offers a dorm-like environment where trained staff members reside on-site to provide supervision and assistance.

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Transitional Housing Placement Program Non-Minor Dependent (THPP-NMD)

YOUTH AGES 18 - 21

This program is designed specifically for youth aged 18-21 who have chosen to extend their placement in foster care as non-minor dependents. The program is centered around an Independent Living Plan that includes career guidance, educational opportunities, researching affordable housing, and accessing medical and mental health services.

Living quarters for all programs are supervised and safe, providing a supportive environment for youth who are ready for more self-sufficiency and independence. Participants can enter directly from a familybased foster care setting, probation, or congregate care.

The programs also provide individual, family, and group therapy, as well as rehabilitation and to ensure that each individual’s unique needs are met.

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Application

FEMALES AGED 18-21

This THPP-NMD Program is located in a three-bedroom home right off Hanna Center’s campus and is intended for participants who identify as females who are pregnant and/or have young children.

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