#chyp

[tudemus]

sus it’s not jrwy

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Artfight attack on @rosexknight 's Chyp! Love this halfling and her cozy tavern, may we return there again and again to recover from our adventures!

[poegogh]

“Your heart is a muscle the size of your fist. Keep on loving, keeping on fighting. And hold on to your life” ~ #ramshackleglory #nofilter #original #Chyp #art #Poegogh #watercolor #pen #line #color #paint #anatomical #heart #micron https://www.instagram.com/p/BOn2vajBpN8/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=wc16evbhmn2t

[poegogh]

Reminiscing on this piece #Chyp #art #poegogh #anatomy #watercolor #micron #ink #graysanatomy #inspiration thank you for your support https://www.instagram.com/p/BOn2lRyB2bt/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=pdpjybwgd3b7

[cahomelessyouth]

Harsh Realities for California’s Unaccompanied Youth

This week, our social media posts will be focused on unaccompanied youth, and the unique challenges they face as they attempt to navigate the world around them. The difficulties of day-to-day living are multiplied for minors living without guardians and for transition-aged youth (TAY) without adult support. Some particularly impacted groups include pregnant and parenting teens and young adults, as well as young people who have aged-out of foster care. Follow us on Twitter and Facebook this week to hear firsthand accounts from young people in our community. 

According to the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, there were over 11,000 youth experiencing homelessness on a single night in California in 2015, with the overwhelming majority (over 8,000) of these youth living unsheltered. More than 10,000 of these young people were TAY between the ages of 18-25, and the remaining youth included in this surveywere under the age of 18. 

Young people experiencing homelessness often have different service needs than those who have experienced chronic or long-term homelessness, and meeting the needs of all can be a challenge for agencies that serve large populations with often insufficient financial resources. Services designed for young people are often limited and cannot meet the needs of all young people dealing with housing insecurity. Tasks like getting identification cards, finding employment and meeting educational goals can be especially challenging for young people, making the experience of being unhoused that much more difficult. For this age group, housing plus supportive services tends to be the most successful. 

Check out CHYP’s publication More than a Roof: How California Can End Youth Homelessness for recommendations and best practices for addressing this issue. What programs and practices in your community have been beneficial in supporting young people experiencing housing insecurity? Comment below to share!

[woaroof]

We lead the show with Shahera Hyatt from the California Homeless Youth Project followed by Robert and Liz's story of being evicted from the Torres Community Shelter. We close the show with Bob...

Without a Roof Radio Program archive for Wednesday, May 10, 2017. Thank you Robert Wetzel, California Homeless Youth Project, CHAT - Chico Housing Action Team and My Brothers Keeper Free Store, Chico, CA for helping to raise consciousness around poverty: the worst form of violence.  

00:51 -- Shahera Hyatt, Director of the CHYP 05:59 -- Robert Wetzell 18:41 -- Rosie Kuhn My Brother's Keeper Free Thrift Store 21:32 -- Bob Trausch and Friends from CHAT.

[woaroof]

Tonight on KZFR 90.1 FM we spotlight Safe Space, a winter shelter program of Chico Housing Action Team. (CHAT). Prologue by Shahera Hyatt Director of the California Homeless Youth Project and...

Archive for the 12/14/2016 Without a Roof Radio Program

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I’m numbin out - @fyshandchyp