Florida NYTD Survey: What Young Adults Who Have Aged Out of ...
Florida NYTD Survey: What Young Adults Who Have Aged Out of ...
Florida NYTD Survey: What Young Adults Who Have Aged Out of ...
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.<strong>Who</strong> completedthe survey?CBC Agency Female Male TotalBig Bend CBC East 14 21 35Big Bend CBC West 3 3 6Brevard Family Partnership 23 21 43CBC <strong>of</strong> Central <strong>Florida</strong> 54 53 107CBC <strong>of</strong> Central <strong>Florida</strong> /Seminole 19 13 32Child and Family Connections, Inc. 61 46 107ChildNet Inc. 133 95 228Children's Network <strong>of</strong> SW <strong>Florida</strong> 10 4 14Community Partnership for Children, Inc. 28 9 37Eckerd Community Alternatives Inc./Pinellas& Pasco 97 70 167Families First Network 67 43 110Family Support Services 144 86 230Heartland For Children Inc. 29 11 40Eckerd Community Alternatives Inc./Hillsborough 99 69 168Kids Central, Inc. 23 10 33Kids First <strong>of</strong> <strong>Florida</strong> Inc 15 10 25Our Kids Inc 178 110 288Partnership for Strong Families 35 28 63Family Integrity Program 6 4 10United For Families Inc. 17 10 27Safe Children Coalition 27 23 50Statewide 1082 739 18211,821 young adults ages 18-22, who aged out<strong>of</strong> <strong>Florida</strong>’s foster care system, completed theSpring 2012: <strong>Florida</strong> <strong>NYTD</strong> survey.Age Female Male Total18 271 211 48219 246 179 42520 255 155 41021 181 124 30522 129 70 199Total 1,082 739 1,821FINAL <strong>Florida</strong> <strong>NYTD</strong> <strong>Survey</strong> Report -Spring 2012: Ages 18-22 Version Page 2 <strong>of</strong> 30
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