The law, SB 654, allows foster youth placed with non-related legal guardians on or after their 8th birthday to receive ILP services whether they have an open case or not. Continue Reading →
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The goal of the Independent Living Program (ILP) is to help you reach your goals for independence and success and to prepare you to lead a healthy, productive, responsible, and self-sufficient life.
Who is not eligible for ILP?
Unfortunately, you are not eligible for ILP if you: Continue Reading →
Who is eligible for ILP?
You are eligible for ILP as long as you are between 16 and 21 years old (up to and including the day before your 21st birthday) AND were just one of the following: Continue Reading →
What documents will I need to turn in to get ILP services?
All you have to do is submit a Request for ILP Services Form to your CSW or TC. Continue Reading →
Can I still receive ILP services if I am working?
Yes. HOWEVER, make sure that you list “employment training” as one of the goals in your TILP! Continue Reading →
What should I do if I’m not getting help to become independent?
If you are experiencing a problem with your TILP, (for example, you don’t have an updated TILP, your CSW or PO is not involving you in developing your TILP, or you aren’t getting the services you need) please let your attorney or judge know right away. Continue Reading →
Who do you call if you have a complaint or need help?
By tafy on October 24, 2013 in Educational Planning, Educational Resources, Employment, Identity Theft, My Education, My Life, My Work, Options After High School, Paying for College, Records, Supports in College, The Independent Living Program, Traffic Citations, When I Turn 18, When Your Case Closes
First, remember that you are not alone. There are people and agencies that want to help you. Continue Reading →