This document discusses extending foster care supports to age 21 in Ohio. It argues that abruptly cutting off support at age 18 often leads to poor outcomes like homelessness and lack of education. Extending Care And Responsibility Equivalency (CARE) to age 21 would provide stability, consistency, and support through independent living services, foster care room and board, case planning, and judicial oversight. This could help more foster youth complete higher education and earn higher lifetime incomes. The campaign aims to ensure youth have a voice in planning, are not cut off without support at 18, and receive oversight and accountability to lead to better outcomes.