Peoples Reach Out On Foster-Care
Peoples Reach Out On Foster-Care
Educational Resources for Success
Empowering foster care survivors through knowledge.
Comprehensive Study Guides
Our collection of comprehensive study guides covers a wide range of subjects, designed specifically for the unique learning needs of foster care survivors. Each guide includes key concepts, practice questions, and tips for effective studying. These resources aim to help students build confidence and achieve academic success. By utilizing these materials, students can better prepare for exams and understand complex topics with ease.Access to Online Courses
We provide access to a variety of online courses that cater to different learning styles and academic goals. These courses are developed by experienced educators and cover essential subjects such as mathematics, science, and literature. By engaging with these interactive learning platforms, foster care survivors can enhance their skills at their own pace and convenience, making education more accessible and enjoyable.Library Partnerships
Through partnerships with local libraries, we offer foster care survivors the opportunity to access a wide range of educational materials, including books, research databases, and tutoring services. Libraries serve as invaluable resources for students, providing a quiet space for study and learning. Additionally, many libraries host workshops and programs specifically aimed at helping students navigate their educational journeys.Funding Your Education
Exploring financial pathways for foster care survivors.
Scholarship Opportunities
We have compiled a list of scholarship opportunities specifically tailored for emancipated foster care survivors. These scholarships can significantly reduce the financial burden of higher education. Each scholarship has unique eligibility criteria, but many consider factors such as academic achievement, community involvement, and personal essays. Applying for these scholarships can open doors to educational advancement and create a brighter future.Goals and Responsibilities for Participants Throughout Their College Journey
Participants are required to contribute a minimum of 10 hours each week. These hours can be dedicated to various community service activities, which must be sanctioned by the board, including assisting neighbors, maintaining outdoor spaces such as landscaping, or performing household chores like cleaning rooms and taking out the trash. This initiative is designed to ensure that students develop a sense of responsibility, accountability, and cleanliness before entering the workforce upon graduation.
Eligibility Criteria for Our Program
To be considered for our program aimed at Foster Care Survivors pursuing Post-Secondary education, applicants must adhere to the following guidelines:
A) Applicants must have undergone the foster care experience in either South Dakota or Minnesota.
B) A high school diploma or GED is mandatory.
C) Candidates need to be at least 16 years of age to apply. There is no maximum age limit; if you have previously been in foster care and are determined to achieve your educational goals, we are here to provide support!
D) Participants are required to engage in a commitment of 10 hours of community service each week, utilizing our "sign up for this" sheets which are refreshed on the first of every month. This ensures a diverse range of activities and prevents any individual from being assigned the same task unless they opt to do so.
