Use Your Skills Project

The "Use Your Skills Project" empowers students to leverage their unique talents, passions, and skills to advocate for and benefit children in foster care or youths aging out of the foster system as they transition to adulthood.

By harnessing their creativity, compassion, and expertise, students can create impactful projects that provide support, resources, and opportunities for these vulnerable individuals to thrive.

NOTE:  99% of our projects are virtual. Be sure to reach out to us for all other possibilities. 

Examples of Advocacy Projects 

Calming Workshops:
Students with artistic talents can organize art therapy workshops for children in foster care, providing them with a creative outlet to express themselves and cope with emotional challenges.


Educational Empowerment Initiatives:
Students passionate about education can develop tutoring programs or educational workshops tailored to the needs of children in foster care, ensuring they have access to quality learning opportunities.

Life Skills Training Seminars:
Students with practical skills in areas such as budgeting, cooking, and job readiness can organize seminars or workshops to teach essential life skills to youths aging out of foster care, equipping them for independent living.

Advocacy Campaigns: Students with a passion for social justice can launch advocacy campaigns to raise awareness about the challenges faced by children in foster care or youths aging out of the system, advocating for policy changes and increased support.Creative

Fundraising Events/Donation Drives:
Students with event planning and creative skills can organize fundraising events such as art exhibitions, talent shows, or charity concerts to raise funds for organizations supporting children in foster care or youths in transition.

Content Creation:
Students with  video creation, technology, writing skills, etc. can submit content to our online portal that serves as a resource hub, providing information, support services, and community connections for youths aging out of the system.