Strong One’s THP-NMD program provides supportive housing and services for foster care youth ages 18–21 in Santa Cruz County.
Program elements:
Building on our structured leadership curriculum, Strong One offers workforce readiness and reentry support for justice-involved young adults ages 12-18. This includes:
Strong One is led by Angelica Martinez, a foster care provider and youth services professional with demonstrated experience in developing structured support systems, workforce readiness initiatives, and transitional programming for youth. Her leadership reflects a strong commitment to delivering high-quality, community-based interventions that promote accountability, skill development, and long-term stability for youth facing significant life challenges.
The organization operates with a focus on measurable outcomes, utilizing structured programming and individualized support to address barriers to success. Strong One is governed by a Board of Directors that provides active oversight, fiscal accountability, and strategic direction, ensuring organizational integrity and alignment with program goals. This leadership structure positions Strong One with the capacity to effectively implement grant-funded programs, manage resources responsibly, and achieve meaningful outcomes for foster care and justice-involved youth.
Strong One provides structured, evidence-aligned support to help transition-age youth achieve stability, career readiness, and long-term independence.
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