Current Foster Youth
Young people preparing early for housing, education, employment and adult responsibilities.
Support That Starts By Listening
IAF serves current and former foster youth ages 16–24 in Clark County who are preparing for—or already navigating—independent adulthood.
Who IAF Is For
You do not need to have it figured out to reach out. You do not need to be in crisis, either.
Young people preparing early for housing, education, employment and adult responsibilities.
Youth approaching the transition out of foster care who want a consistent guide and practical plan.
Young adults through age 24 seeking connection, resources or help overcoming an unmet need.
Tell Us What Would Help
Housing, food, school, transportation, work, documents or simply someone reliable to talk to—your voice helps us understand what support would make the greatest difference.
In Their Own Words
This space will share a young person’s story in their own words—with their permission and privacy protected.
Give With Purpose
Your gift helps IAF answer — with a resource, a skill or a steady adult who stays.
Find Your Next Step
Whoever you are and whatever brought you here, there is a way in.
Tell us what would help most. We start by listening.
Request support →Be the steady adult who helps possibility feel reachable.
Join the interest list →Lend time, skills or a hand at events and workshops.
Volunteer with IAF →Consistent giving creates consistent support.
Give with purpose →