Transitional Housing for Young Adults in Extended Foster Care

The Pathway Project Corp. provides apartment-based housing and structured support for Nonminor Dependents ages 18–21, including parenting young adults, focused on stability, independence, and long-term success.

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What We Do

We provide apartment-based housing and structured support to help young adults transition into independent living. Our program promotes stability while building essential life skills, supporting employment and education, and preparing participants for long-term success.

Our Program

We provide apartment-based housing and structured support to help young adults transition into independent living.

The program also supports parenting young adults by providing stable housing and structured services that promote both individual stability and family well-being.
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The Need

Young adults aging out of foster care often face:

Lack of stable housing

Limited employment opportunities

Gaps in life skills

Minimal long-term support systems

Without consistent support, many struggle to maintain stability and independence.

How Support Helps

The Pathway Project Corp. provides structured support to help young adults and young parents build stability and independence.

Housing stability for young adults and young families

Life skills development and daily support

Employment and education assistance

Parenting support for young parents

Counties We Serve

Alameda County

Solano County

Contra Costa County

Open to surrounding counties

Referral & Partnerships

We are actively accepting referrals and building partnerships with counties, agencies, and providers supporting transition-age youth.

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