Supportive Services

Case Management Services are provided to each Thrive participant. Ongoing assessments take place throughout their time in the program and allow participants to access services, support, and referrals to the

appropriate agencies.

Residents receive personalized life skills training, covering essentials like cooking, cleaning, job readiness, financial management, and housing stability. Engaging activities promote social and active lifestyles, helping youth build a strong foundation for independence and long-term success.

At Thrive, we believe that community and neighborhood involvement is important. We offer youth opportunities to give back through volunteering, fostering community engagement and responsibility. In partnership with the District Justice Office, we also provide a space for young people to complete required service hours.

The Work Program equips youth (16-24) with financial knowledge, job skills, and career training, empowering them to manage finances and build a stable future. It provides essential vocational skills for a successful transition to adulthood and long-term employment.