TAY Program (Transitional Age Youth)

What is TAY?

Transitional Age Youth

It is a FREE mentoring program for 16-25-year-olds throughout all of San Joaquin County. The TAY Program operates based on the Transition to Independence Process (TIP) Model to offer strength-based, non-stigmatizing, and future-focused services. 

Last year, we served 304 clients across San Joaquin County, holding a total of 1,336 weekly or biweekly meetings with youth. As a result, 71% of identified goals were successfully completed.

Why Choose Tay?

Support

Connections

Success

TAY Services Offered

Everyone that joins the TAY program will get individual support focused on teaching life skills and future planning. Weekly meetings can take place at school, home, community, our office, or virtually.

Goal Setting

Weekly Meetings

Convenient Locations

Who Qualifies for TAY?

AGE

Youth ages 16 to 25 who are ready to build their future with the support of a dedicated specialist.

LOCATION

Youth must have residency in San Joaquin County, which includes those who are unhoused or experiencing housing instability

NEED

Youth may benefit from additional support in various areas of their lives to promote overall well-being and long-term stability. These areas can include employment, education, parenting, emotional or mental health, developing critical thinking skills, and strengthening their independence and autonomy.

Interested or have questions? Contact us!

Mishelle Aguila
(209) 490-2744
msanchez@nochildabuse.org