Unfortunately, this is the reality of the youth and young adults we are aiming to serve. They have grown up in group homes or shelters, temporary housing, or different foster homes which did not provide them the opportunity to build meaningful and lasting relationships or think about the possibilities for their future. Their current experiences and lack of permanency often leads to ongoing trust, attachment, and mental health issues, as well as self-sabotaging behaviors, poor decision making, and a lack of life skills necessary to achieve a successful transition to adulthood. Most of these youth are thrust out into the world without a sense of security or belonging and many end up homeless or incarcerated.  Fostering Success is aiming to create a cohesive network of support for these individuals and help them discover their full potential, purpose and well-being.