Bridging the gaps between Stabilization, Education, and Employment.
Housing
AYA’s Housing department provides services for both homeless and unstably housed youth and their families. We can provide short-term financial assistance with rent and utilities for youth and their families. All services start with an application process, and our transitional living programs require background checks. We have several Emergency, Transitional, and Supportive Housing options available in Coos County:
- Recapture House
- Pallet Shelters
- Host Home Program
Education
AYA’s Education department’s mission is to provide a supportive and inclusive learning environment through a holistic approach that empowers students to reach their full potential. We strive to create a safe and nurturing community where students can develop their unique talents, cultivate their passions, and explore a variety of academic and non-traditional pathways. Educational programs include:
- High School / Credit Recovery Program
- Coos County GED Drop Site
- Curry County GED Drop Site
- Adulting Class
Workforce
AYA’s Workforce department can assist low-income youth between the ages of 16-24 with job placement, support services, comprehensive guidance and counseling, adult mentoring, assisted job search, secondary and post-secondary education options and support, and one year of follow up services after exit. Workforce programs include:
- Paid Work Experience (WEX Agreement)
- On The Job Training (OJT Agreement)
In Development
AYA’s Development department works in tandem with our other three departments: helping with maintenance, repairs, building improvements, and general labor assistance. Notable projects currently being worked on are:
- Charleston Pre-Apprenticeship Program, focused on Renewable Energy
- Charleston Supportive Housing
- Transitional Living Monolithic Domes