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Xtreme Journey

Xtreme Journey equips teens and young adults in foster, adoptive, and group homes with practical skills, confidence, and connections to step successfully into adulthood.

Teens and young adults in foster, adoptive, or relative care · Spring 2027, 8:45 AM - 3:30 PM, Saturday events · Free

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About this program

Xtreme Journey equips teens and young adults (ages 13+) in foster, adoptive, or relative care with the skills they need to thrive in adulthood. This skills-training is an integrated part of our Community4Youth mentoring program.

Through engaging Saturday events, participants learn about financial literacy, healthy relationships and boundaries, career prep and exploration, higher education, communication skills, daily living, and self care, all in a supportive, relational environment.

A Career Fair, headshots, mini photo shoot, backpacks, a visit to the Waymark Boutique, and giveaways are all included in the day for teens. Trauma-informed training is provided for adults.

Questions

How can I get involved as a volunteer?

There are many ways to serve both as an individual and group! Volunteers can help with assembling or donating backpacks & goodies, assisting with registration, leading teen games, serving lunch, or supporting in-session activities.

How can my business or organization get involved?

Businesses or relevant community organizations are invited to host a table at our Career Fair to share career insights and inspire hope. There are also sponsorship opportunities.

Is there a cost to participate?

No — the entire day is completely free for all participants!

What types of classes are offered for teens?

Teens can participate in interactive sessions on financial literacy, communication, healthy relationships and boundaries, interviewing skills, resume writing, technology, AI, and more.

What is “Trauma-Informed Training” and who is it for?

Trauma-Informed Training equips caring adults to better understand and support youth who have experienced adversity. It’s highly valuable for anyone who works with kids or teens of any age. This is available to all adults including parents whose teens are participating in training. RSVP is required as lunch is provided.

Details

Who
Teens and young adults in foster, adoptive, or relative care
When
Spring 2027, 8:45 AM - 3:30 PM, Saturday events
Where
TBD
Cost
Free
Ages
13+

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