| | | | For many teenagers, turning 18 represents freedom. It’s their chance to launch into adulthood.
For teenagers in the foster system, turning 18 is more complicated. They lose institutional support without families to fall back on.
In Virginia, the Great Expectations Program steps in to bridge this gap. Every year, it helps more than 600 former foster children — including David Billhimer — thrive as community college students. | | |
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