UW News
Emiko Tajima
January 23, 2024
Report on Washington’s Extended Foster Care program shows successful ways to support more young adults
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The state of Washington’s Extended Foster Care program — in which young adults ages 18-21 can continue to receive some support — could help even more people by expanding participation, providing greater flexibility in eligibility criteria, and extending benefits, according to a new report from the University of Washington.
June 22, 2020
Amid pandemic, UW School of Social Work’s Project Connect provides opportunities for students to learn, serve community
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The UW School of Social Work’s Project Connect supports 15 different research and outreach endeavors, all oriented specifically around community needs during COVID-19.