Transitional Living Program (TLP)
Established in 2014, the Transitional Living Program (TLP) extends Grace House’s services to girls ages 16 to 21 who are preparing to age out of foster care.
TLP offers a continuum of care, providing structure, guidance, and support as the girls transition toward independent living. Each participant works with a licensed social worker and a life coach to set and pursue measurable goals in education, career development and emotional wellness.
Currently, 10 girls in the program live on the Grace House campus, while an additional 15 girls reside off-campus. All are supported through tuition assistance, living stipends and life-skills training, equipping them with the tools they need to succeed in adulthood.
Rachel Home
Opened in 2014, Rachel Home is part of Grace House’s Transitional Living Program and houses up to 6 girls, ages 16 to 19.5.
Esther Home
Opened in 2017, Esther Home serves up to 4 girls, ages 16 to 19.5, as part of Grace House’s Transitional Living Program.
Extended Transitional Living Program
For girls aging out of our core programs, Grace House offers the opportunity to join the Extended Transitional Living Program (ETLP)—a vital next step in their journey toward independence. Whether pursuing college or vocational training, these young women continue receiving guidance and support tailored to their goals.
Through education, volunteering, and hands-on life experiences, we equip each participant with the tools to thrive as confident, purpose-driven adults who give back to their communities.