Former foster youth earns first car with help from Keys to Success program
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Abraham Martinez, a former foster youth, purchased his first vehicle through Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation's Keys to Success program, which matches $3,000 from participants' own $3,000 savings toward a car purchase; the program has helped more than 100 young adults gain reliable transportation for work and school access.
A single participant's story; the program's longer-term impact on employment and stability outcomes remains to be documented.
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