How to Get a Job (Even if You Have No Experience)
Stories from 6 Young People in the Twin Cities Getting your first (or second, or third) job can be tough. Your own drive to succeed is important, but it also … Read more
Living Skills
Need Money?
Get Your HS Diploma or GED We all need money to have our needs met. And it’s been proven that if you have a high school diploma, you’re going to … Read more
5 Ways to Protect Your Rights During Police Encounters
Interacting With Law Enforcement When your living situation is unstable, you are more likely to encounter police. Many youth on the street talk to cops or security people every day … Read more
Aging Out of Foster Care and Other County Systems
Getting Help On Your Own If you were in foster care, juvenile detention or have a case with Child Protection Services, you may be able to access many county services. … Read more
FYI: Panhandling Laws
Panhandling is asking other people for money, things or help. Loitering is just sitting or standing around where you’re not supposed to. You can get in trouble for both of … Read more
What is a GED?
GED stands for General Education Development. A GED is intended to show that you have an education that is equivalent to a high school diploma. Thousands of young people in … Read more
About Urban Camping
When the weather permits, some homeless youth have found urban camping (camping within the city limits) to be a temporary living solution. They stay close to urban amenities while living … Read more