Milestones 1 & 2
Milestone 3: Support Systems/Healthy Relationships
Milestone 4: Physical Fitness/Meal Prep
Milestone 5: Driver's License
Milestone 7: Interview/Resume Skills
Milestone 8: Money Management/Budget Planning
 Milestone 9: College/Trade School/Military
 Milestone 10: Living Arrangements

Aging OUT RESOURCES

How to protect and build credit
Extended Foster-Care Program
PAL Program
Supervised Independent Living Program
Texas Youth Connection
Education and Training Voucher (Financial Assistance)
Texas College Tuition and Fee Waiver
Temporary Housing Assistance between Academic Terms for College Students
​College Success Advice
Foster Care Liaisons for Colleges in Texas

medicaid

Health-Care Coverage for Youth in Foster Care
The Affordable Care Act and Youth Aging Out of Foster Care: New Opportunities and Strategies for Action

Scholarships

Family Fellowship
ETV

Texas DFPS Scholarships: 
Freshmen Success Fund for Foster Youth (One-time grant of $1,000 available for first-time college freshmen,
formerly in DFPS foster care. Students must be enrolled in a state supported college, university, or vocational
school that accepts the tuition and fee waiver.)

Other Private Grants and Scholarships:
National Foster Parent Association (NFPA) (offers scholarships designed to help foster families pay for education beyond high school.)
Casey Family Programs (dedicated to improving the child welfare system and providing educational opportunities
for children in foster care.)
Horatio Alger Scholarships (between $2,500 and $10,000 disbursed annually, to each qualified recipient.)
All-Star College Scholarship (awards one incoming college freshman under the age of 20 up to $40,000 to help cover the costs of college, including tuition, books and other expenses.)
Porch Scholarship (To help assist the next generation of professionals, Porch will award a $2,000 scholarship four times a year to eligible students.)