Campuses providing this program:

Quakerdale of Manning

Quakerdale of Marshalltown

Quakerdale of New Providence

Quakerdale of Waterloo

Quakerdale's Transitional Living services are designed to provide a transition for older adolescents between residential or foster care and independent living on their own.

Two components are available, Cluster Site and Scattered Site. The Cluster Site program provides supervised group living to teach the necessary skills for young adults to live successfully on their own. Cluster site is available in New Providence and Waterloo. Scattered Site provides supervision and assistance to young adults who reside in their own apartments in a community. Scattered site is available in Manning, New Providence, Marshalltown and Waterloo.

Participants of the Transitional Living program are 16-19 years old and are completing high school or high school equivalency requirements (GED).

Youth under the age of 18 must be employed or in work training full time, or be attending high school or GED part time and working part time. If age 18 or older, youth must be attending school or working on a GED full-time.

Transitional Living staff provides counseling and skill development to youth to assist them in emotional support, leisure management, recreation skills, life management skills, and community living skills.

Information on current openings and programs is available by contacting directly one of our campuses.

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To promote peacemaking in a violent world

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