Transitional Living Program
Residents who age out of foster care are eligible to enroll in a state-supported 18–21 program that offers financial assistance and ongoing support services. It is the goal of Falcon Children's Home Family Services to serve as a bridge between childhood and adulthood for the young people in our care.
The Transitional Living Program (TLP) at Falcon Children’s Home is designed to provide high-quality, individualized services to each resident who enters the program. These services are intended to promote independence and life readiness as residents prepare to transition out of care. The Transitional Living Program includes the following objectives:
Personal Development
Education
Financial
Stability
Character
Development
Effective
Communication
Skills
Community
Resources/
Involvement
Parenting
Skills
TLP residents are encouraged to pursue employment and/or continue their education in higher learning. Students in the program receive supportive services designed to promote self-sufficiency and long-term independence. They are guided in developing strong communication skills that allow them to interact effectively with diverse individuals and navigate a variety of real-world situations.
Residents also build healthy interpersonal relationship skills and are supported in evaluating their own personal growth and progress. The Transitional Living Program offers a range of services focused on increasing self-awareness and self-confidence, strengthening decision-making skills, and preparing students to successfully transition into independent adulthood.