Abbott House T.E.A.M (Together Each Achieve More) program works in collaboration with The NYC Center for Fair Futures and uses the Fair Future Model to ensure that each young person in foster care ages 13 to 26 have a chance for a bright future.
Fair Futures is a coalition of over 100 non-profit organizations and foundations advocating for all young people in New York City’s foster care system to have access to the long-term supports they need to achieve their potential. The Fair Futures advocacy is fully youth-led by the Youth Advisory Board. Fair Futures is also a youth-centered, comprehensive model that serves young people who have been in the foster care system from 6th grade through age 26.
Abbott House T.E.A.M (Together Each Achieve More) program works in collaboration with The NYC Center for Fair Futures and uses the Fair Future Model to ensure that each young person in foster care ages 13 to 26 have a chance for a bright future.
Fair Futures is a codified, comprehensive model completely centered around the needs, goals, and aspirations of young people. It includes a robust middle school program that prepares students for success in high school and a coaching program that provides 1:1 coaching and tutoring to help young people achieve their academic, career development, and independent living/life goals from 9th grade through age 26.
