Adolescent services

The Adolescent Services Program at the Minnesota Department of Human Services provides federal funding, training and technical assistance to Minnesota communities to support and develop services and programs for youth at risk.

Youth who are currently or were formerly in out-of-home care, or youth who are minor parents can take advantage of services directed at increasing their ability to live independently. The services can help youth complete their education, participate in job skills training and find employment.

County social services agencies and a statewide network of non-profit agencies with experienced, trained social workers and youth workers deliver these services throughout the state.

Related Pages

• For Grantees and Counties
• Funds Available to help eligible youth with post secondary education costs
• Funds for Support for Emancipation and Living Functionally
• Services for minor parents

Related Links

• Ansell-Casey Life Skills
• Children's Law Center of Minnesota
• Minnesota Coalition for the Homeless