Together Overcoming Obstacles of Life’s Struggles

To provide Transitional Housing as an alternative to homelessness and/or unstable living situations to
females who have reached or are nearing the “age of maturity”. Also known as “aging out” of the Foster
Care System. By providing a safe, stable, supportive environment and networking with available
resources, promotes a successful transition to permanent and independent living.

“Your past....Is not your future”. -Director Yvonne Numbia

Mission Statement

Ways to Donate

toolsinc3@gmail.com

P.O. Box 794 Dacula, GA 30019

Please make checks payable to
T.O.O.L.S., Inc.

• Case Management- Attainable goals, access resources, and develop
  skills

• Life Planning/Goal Setting- Create an individualized roadmap
  towards goals and education

• Education & Career Support-Higher Education (college) and GED
  programs

• Employment Assistance- Prep for job readiness, job searches, and
  resume drafting

• Life Skills Training-Workshops include budgeting, cooking,
  cleaning, and finances

• Financial Management- Workshops include establishing bank
  accounts and savings

• Healthcare Access-Referrals for physical health services, health
  insurance, and on-site clinics

• Mental Health Services- Referrals for counseling, therapy, or support
  groups

• Transportation Assistance- Bus passes, ride shares, access to job
  appointments

Our Programs

Services We Provide

Case Management

Life Planning/Goal Setting

Education & Career Support

Employment Assistance

Financial Management

Life Skills Training

Healthcare Access

Mental Health Services

Transportation Assistance

Mentoring

Statistics

In 2024, an estimated 20,000 youth aged out of the foster care system in the
U.S. Approximately 20% of these youth experience homelessness
immediately upon aging out. Many face challenges, including joblessness,
early parenthood, and substance use.

• Homelessness: Around 20% of youth who age out experience
  homelessness upon leaving the system.
• Employment: By the age of 21, only 57% of former foster youth report
  being employed.
• Education: A significant number of youth aging out do not complete high
  school or obtain a GED.
• Mental Health: Youth who age out of foster care are more likely to
  experience mental health challenges.
• Early Parenthood: A substantial portion of young women who age out
  become pregnant before age 21.
• Substance Use: Foster youth are at a higher risk of developing substance
  abuse issues.

Contact Us

Email: TOOLSINC3@gmail.com

P.O. Box 794 Dacula, GA 30019

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