Former foster kid works to connect other foster kids with job resources

Neveah Brewer, a former foster child in Washington, faced significant challenges while navigating the foster care system, including frequent relocations that disrupted her education. After being referred to Treehouse, a Seattle-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting foster youth, Brewer found the guidance she needed through their Graduation Success program. With the help of her life coach, she achieved her GED and quickly secured her first full-time job. Brewer's journey continued with Treehouse’s Launch Success program, where she developed the confidence to apply for a position at the organization itself. Her successful application underscores the vital role of community support and mentorship in the lives of foster children.

Brewer passionately advocates for Treehouse, praising its comprehensive services that include educational support, life coaching, and essential resources for children and parents alike. She credits her mentors for instilling confidence in her potential and guiding her toward a brighter future. This inspiring story serves as a reminder of the importance of investing in the futures of foster youth through dedicated support networks.