Vision
The vision of Child Welfare and Attendance (CWA) is to promote meaningful opportunities for youth in foster care to achieve and maintain educational stability and academic success.
Dr. Allen L. Dosty, Jr.
Coordinator of Child, Welfare, & Attendance, Foster Youth Liaison
ADosty@lodiusd.net
(209) 331-7055
Courtney De Santiago
Administrative Secretary
cdesantiago@lodiusd.net
(209)331-7055
Maricela Corona
Administrative Secretary
mcorona@lodiusd.net
(209)331-7055
13451 N. Extension Road
Lodi, CA 95242
- Resources
- FOSTER YOUTH ASSEMBLY BILL 490
- PAYING FOR COLLEGE
- You Can Go To College
- FOR YOUR HEALTH
- ADVOCACY
Resources
FOSTER YOUTH ASSEMBLY BILL 490
PAYING FOR COLLEGE
- Completing the FAFSA
- California Chafee Grant for Foster Youth
- California Student Aid Commission
- Ways to Pay for College or Career Training
- California Chafee Education and Training Voucher Program Foster Care Eligibility Certification Form
- Foster Care to Success – America’s College fund for Foster Youth
You Can Go To College
FOR YOUR HEALTH
ADVOCACY
- Independent Living Program
- When You Become 18
- 10 Facts Every Foster Youth Should Know
- Court-appointed Special Advocate – San Joaquin County
- Annie E. Casey Foundation
- California Youth Connection
- Casey Family Programs
- Children's Defense Fund
- Child Welfare League of America
- Foster Club
- National Foster Parent Association
- Stuart Foundation
- Youth Communication
Foster Club
Built for youth, powered by youth and changes life for foster youth
Educational Training Vouchers
The Education and Training Voucher (ETV) is an annual federal grant provided to states to fund youth who have aged out of the foster care system and who are enrolled in college, university and vocational training programs.