RESOURCES
– for transition-aged youth –
Each year, Winston Rhea is able to take on 2-3 new scholars, but we know the need for support is greater.
If you grew up in the foster care system and are looking for help, we hope the resources below offer a place to start.
If you have any questions or we can be of assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out to us!
– get the help you need –
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At Winston Rhea, we believe in supporting the whole scholar. That’s why we provide direct access to the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Keys to Your Financial Future curriculum, designed to foster independence and financial stability, this program gives our scholars the tools to build real-world wealth, gain financial independence, and unlock doors to personal and professional achievement, including delivering Opportunity Passport®–a 1:1 matched-savings program designed by the Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative. You can learn more about both programs below.
Foster Club is a community of current and former foster youth from across the country that want you to know that you are not alone, resources and community are here to support you, and help you through this transition. They have a wonderful app you can download to your phone to make it easier than ever to get support.
If you need assistance navigating and filling out your FAFSA or getting started with the college application process, please reach out to us! Even if you are not a Winston Rhea Scholar, we want to help you on the path to educational success, free of charge to you!
