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This website is to provide information on free/low-cost public health resources for youths transitioning out of the foster-care/probation system.

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Transportation icon   Youth on the Move

The Los Angeles Metro system of buses, shuttles, and rail services can help you get to where you need to go.

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The Youth on the Move Program offers free pre-loaded Metro passes if you were in foster care or probation after age 16, and are currently between ages 18-21. To apply for free Metro passes, contact your ILP Coordinator, go to the ILP Online website, or email.

Toll Free Phone - ILP Coordinator: (877) 694-5741 or (MYILP411)
Website: www.ilponline.org
Email: youthds@dcfs.lacounty.gov

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Transportation icon   Driver's Licenses

As a foster youth or former foster youth, you may apply for driver’s license if you can show proof of financial responsibility and get the application signed by an eligible family member, foster parent, or probation officer/child protective services worker.

For more information, go to the California Foster Care Ombudsman webpage about driver’s licenses contact your Foster Care Ombudsman:

Website: California Foster Care Ombudsman
Toll Free Phone: (877) 846-1602

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