What We Do
New Leaf Peer Support LLC provides structured, non-clinical, peer-led support and housing stabilization services for youth aging out of foster care and young adults navigating housing instability, reentry, and major life transitions.
Our programs combine supportive housing, peer mentorship, and practical life-skills guidance to help young adults build stability, independence, and long-term success. We focus on providing consistent support during critical transition periods when stable housing, mentorship, and reliable guidance are often limited.
Through housing placements, stabilization support, and community resource connections, we work alongside participants to help them develop the tools and confidence needed to transition into independent living.
Peer Support Coaching
We offer one-on-one peer support provided by trained Peer Support Coaches with lived experience. Peer support focuses on relationship-building, accountability, and practical guidance — not therapy or treatment.
Peer Support Coaching may include:
Weekly or bi-weekly check-ins
Goal setting and progress tracking
Support navigating daily challenges
Encouragement, motivation, and accountability
Building healthy routines and structure
Peer support is voluntary, collaborative, and centered on the individual’s goals.
Life Skills & Independent Living Support
Many young adults aging out of foster care have not had consistent opportunities to develop independent living skills. We provide hands-on, real-world support to help young people build confidence and self-sufficiency.
Life skills support may include:
Budgeting and financial basics
Time management and routines
Employment and education readiness
Appointment scheduling and follow-through
Household and daily living skills
Our approach is practical, respectful, and focused on long-term independence.
Resource & System Navigation
Navigating systems can be overwhelming — especially without guidance. We help young adults identify, access, and follow through with community resources that support stability.
Support may include help connecting to:
Housing and shelter resources
Identification and documentation
Benefits and community services
Education, employment, and training programs
Recovery and wellness supports
We walk alongside participants while they learn to navigate systems independently.
Supportive & Independent Living Pathway
New Leaf Peer Support LLC is developing a supportive independent living pathway for youth aging out of foster care. This pathway is designed for young adults who benefit from structure, accountability, and peer mentorship while building independence.
Our living model emphasizes:
Peer support as the foundation
Personal responsibility and goal progression
Life skills development
Preparation for fully independent living
Housing options will be offered through licensed facilities and partnerships as development milestones are completed.
How Our Services Are Different
Peer-led and lived-experience driven
Non-clinical (not therapy or treatment)
Youth-centered and trauma-informed
Focused on long-term stability, not crisis response
Built to support independence, not dependency
We believe consistent support and real-world guidance make the difference during life transitions.
Who Our Services Are For
Our services are designed for:
Youth aging out of foster care (typically ages 18–24)
Young adults experiencing housing instability
Young adults navigating reentry or major life transitions
Individuals seeking non-clinical, peer-based support
