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(Figures represent data gathered in FY17 for all youth served for more than 60 days across all programs)
  • Overall satisfaction with Youth Villages: 91% 91%
  • Youth living at home or independently 2 years after discharge: 86% 86%
  • Youth in school and/or employed 2 years after discharge: 80% 80%
  • Youth reporting no trouble with the law 2 years after discharge: 83% 83%

Youth served in Florida

Youth Villages expanded into Florida in 2008 after the state received a Title IVE waiver from the federal Department of Health and Human Services. This waiver allows Florida’s children welfare department the flexibility to utilize its main funding streams to serve more children in community/home-based settings as opposed to traditional foster care or other out-of-home placements.
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Program: YVIntercept

6790 New Tampa Highway
Suite 106
Lakeland, FL 33815
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Youth Villages

2 days ago

Youth Villages

While we're in the basketball spirit, we'd like to shout out a huge thanks to Rudy Gobert and RudysKids for their donation following the Memphis Grizzlies and Utah Jazz game earlier this month. Not only did Rudy buy tickets for some of our families to attend the game, he also donated $1000 for every shot block he had against the Grizz, totaling $5,000 for the night. Pictured is Rudy with YV youth Vanessa and Cruz with pre adoptive father Nathaniel. ... See MoreSee Less

While were in the basketball spirit, wed like to shout out a huge thanks to Rudy Gobert and RudysKids for their donation following the Memphis Grizzlies and Utah Jazz game earlier this month. Not only did Rudy buy tickets for some of our families to attend the game, he also donated $1000 for every shot block he had against the Grizz, totaling $5,000 for the night. Pictured is Rudy with YV youth Vanessa and Cruz with pre adoptive father Nathaniel.Image attachmentImage attachment
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Youth Villages

5 days ago

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YVIntercept family specialists helped the Bryson family reunite after a temporary relapse put the children in foster care. After almost a year of parenting and anger management classes, 12-step programs and family counseling, the Brysons are a stronger family. Read more in our 2018 Annual Report www.youthvillages.org/about-us/annual-report/ ... See MoreSee Less

YVIntercept family specialists helped the Bryson family reunite after a temporary relapse put the children in foster care. After almost a year of parenting and anger management classes, 12-step programs and family counseling, the Brysons are a stronger family. Read more in our 2018 Annual Report https://www.youthvillages.org/about-us/annual-report/
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You are obviously doing great work, Kate!

Great accomplishment!

Youth Villages

1 week ago

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Quincy is creative, loving and looking for a #foreverfamily to encourage him to reach his full potential. Help him by sharing his profile with your friends and family. yvadoption.wordpress.com/2018/06/28/quincy-2/ ... See MoreSee Less

Quincy is creative, loving and looking for a #foreverfamily to encourage him to reach his full potential. Help him by sharing his profile with your friends and family. https://yvadoption.wordpress.com/2018/06/28/quincy-2/
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