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The document outlines a transition program for young adults to gain mentorship, life skills training, and community connections. It includes 1-on-1 coaching, workshops on topics like financial literacy and job skills, and a community mentoring program. The goals are for 10 young adults to achieve goals in their individual learning plans, feel more confident after workshops, and identify at least one community member they can rely on for support.
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