Texas HB3941 enhances services for foster youth transitioning to independent living, including extended Medicaid coverage and transitional living.
Texas HB3941 amends the Family Code to improve services for foster youth transitioning to independent living. It mandates the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services to address unique challenges faced by these youth. The bill expands the Transitional Living Services Program, which assists youth aged 14 to 23 in transitioning from foster care to independent living. Services include housing, job training, college preparation, and financial literacy education. The bill also extends Medicaid coverage for former foster care youth up to age 23.
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