Case Management

One goal of case management is to help young people transition into adulthood with confidence, self-reliance, and the knowledge of how and when to seek support.

Case managers build one-on-one relationships with young people and empower them to make informed decisions about their future. Youth and young adults are encouraged to explore options, learn problem-solving skills, and develop the confidence needed to take meaningful steps toward life milestones. We offer guidance while honoring each young person’s voice, goals, and pace.

What We Help With:

While our assistance covers many areas, here’s an outline of some core focuses:

Goals May Include: 

• Stable Housing – Always a top priority.

• Employment – Preparation and training.

• Educational Support – May include completing a high school diploma or GED, and/or pursuing college, vocational programs, or trade school.

• Life Skills Development – Budgeting, hygiene, cleaning, managing household responsibilities, paying bills on time, and more.

• Access to Vital Documents – Including other essential resources.
• Family Reunification – When appropriate.

Who Can Access Case Management?

If you’re between the ages of 13–24 and are facing housing instability or homelessness in the Yakima area, case management is available to you, and it is free.

How To Get Support:

You can start by:

• • You can fill out our HELP FORM

  • Call us our main line at 509-895-2665.

  • Visit us during drop-in hours at the Resource Center. (info below)

You are not alone, and you don’t have to figure it out by yourself.