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Guide for Transitioning out of Foster Care

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Guide for Transitioning out of Foster Care

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All relationships exist on a spectrum from healthy to abusive, with unhealthy relationships somewhere in the middle. Explore our interactive Relationship Spectrum by rating different scenarios as healthy, unhealthy, or abusive and find out where your own relationship falls.

If you recognize any of the warning signs, it may be an indication that your relationship is abusive. Create a safety plan or text, call, or chat now to connect with an advocate to confidentially discuss your situation and explore available options.

The Relationship Spectrum

A three color graphic shows what the relationship spectrum looks like & explains the differences between healthy, unhealthy, and abusive relationships.

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The relationship spectrum goes from healthy, to abusive relationships, with unhealthy in the middle. Learn characteristics of each kind.

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Mapping Your Future is a nonprofit organization committed to helping students, families, and schools navigate the higher education and student loan processes through trusted career, college, and financial aid counseling and resources.

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Family life runs more smoothly when there is a shared responsibility for the housework. Whether it's a simple effort like putting dirty clothes in the hamper or a major job like washing the kitchen floor, almost every family member can contribute in some way that fits his/her age and other responsibilities.

Everyone in the family can find a way to pitch in and make doing the housework easier and less of a one-person chore, regardless of experience level.

Here Is a Basic Cleaning Guide:

Practice Prevention

Keep clutter to a minimum. Having lots of stuff around makes cleaning harder and gives places for dust and allergens to collect.

Wash hands with soap and warm water regularly - to help stay healthy and keep dirt and germs off household surfaces.

Wipe shoes on entryway rugs or mats to protect floors and carpets, and to catch dirt, dust, pollen and other allergens brought in from the outside.

Keep bathroom and kitchen surfaces as dry and clean as possible to help control the growth of moisture-loving bacteria, mold and mildew.

Leave shower doors and curtains open after use so shower walls can air-dry.

Treat spots and stains on garments and clothes as soon as they occur.

Promptly clean up crumbs and other food scraps after preparing or eating food.

Wipe up spills before they have a chance to dry.

Put coasters under beverage glasses to prevent water spots and rings on wood surfaces.

Give Priority to the Important Jobs

Clean and disinfect cutting boards and kitchen countertops before and after preparing food to help reduce the threat of foodborne illness.

Disinfect sink areas, toilet bowls, tubs and showers to kill germs as well as mold and mildew that can trigger asthma attacks.

Launder sheets weekly in warm or hot water to remove dust mite allergens and keep linens fresh.

Wash towels and bathmats once a week.

Dust hard furniture regularly using a dusting product.

Vacuum carpets and mop wood floors once a week.

Follow Tips from the Experts

Check clothing care labels to see how the manufacturer recommends caring for the garment.

Match the wash cycle and water level to the load.

Separate colors from whites (to keep dyes from bleeding onto lighter-colored fabrics) and heavily soiled items from lightly soiled ones.

Use the recommended amount of detergent per load. Adjust the amount of detergent if soil, water or machine conditions are not average.

To fight mildew in the shower, clean stalls and bathtubs using a non-abrasive, all-purpose or disinfectant (antibacterial) cleaner. Check the label to find out if the product kills germs and/or mildew, and follow directions for best results.

To get rid of the "ring around the bathtub," use a soap scum remover.

Use a daily shower spray on walls and shower curtains to keep mildew from growing.

Clean vinyl or ceramic tile using a floor cleaner or a non-abrasive, all-purpose cleaner.

Tackling kitchen surfaces,

Use a disinfectant (antibacterial) cleaner to clean countertops and kill bacteria that may be found in raw meat, poultry or fish.

Clean refrigerator walls and shelves using a nonabrasive, all-purpose cleaner or a solution of baking soda and water.

Sweep or vacuum the floor first, then mop starting at the farthest corner of the room and working your way toward the exit. Use a cleaner that's right for your floor type.

Use an abrasive cleanser for hard-to-remove soils like food particles and grease residues in sinks. Read the label first to see whether the cleaner is recommended for the finish.

In a hurry? Check out our Efficient Home Cleaning Guide.

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Here is a basic cleaning guide to reduce allergens, keep homes clean and families safe.

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for Youth and Young Adults in Foster Care

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Work environments can be divided into six broad interest areas. These can be combined in many different ways. Knowing your unique combination of interests can help you determine jobs that most likely will suit you.

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Mapping Your Future is a nonprofit organization committed to helping students, families, and schools navigate the higher education and student loan processes through trusted career, college, and financial aid counseling and resources.

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While many legal aid agencies have closed their offices temporarily, their advocates are still working to help people in need. Most legal aid agencies can help clients by phone, and every state has a statewide legal information website with resources related to unemployment, housing issues such as eviction, public benefits and more. Visit your state's legal aid website if you need help legal support during this difficult time.

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While many legal aid agencies have closed their offices temporarily, their advocates are still working to help people in need. Most legal aid agencies can help clients by phone, and every state has a statewide legal information website with resources related to unemployment, housing issues such as eviction, public benefits and more.

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From cups to grams to eggs, in cooking and in science, numbers need units to be measurements. Different countries use different volume and mass measurements, and converting between them when you're up to your elbows in a recipe can be a challenge-but we're here to help.

Try the Conversion Calculator for a specific value or use the tables below.

*US dry volumes are a different system than US liquid volumes. Confusingly, they are also named (dry) pints and (dry) quarts. Using the above tables for dry measures in cooking will likely work just fine. Outside the US, dry ingredients are usually measured by weight. Use the table below to convert weights.

How Many Grams Are In a Teaspoon?

If you're looking for a grams-to-teaspoons conversion chart, you won't find one here. Grams are a measure of mass, and teaspoons measure volume. The correct conversion depends on the density of the item you're measuring. Water has a density of 1 g/ml, so the conversion is 1 gram to 1 millileter, which is equivalent to 0.2 teaspoons. For other substances, the density will be different, and each teaspoon will weigh a different number of grams.

What Language Are You Measuring?

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Sexual orientation is about who you're attracted to and want to have relationships with. Only you can decide what sexual identity best describes you.

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Not everyone knows their sexual orientation or how to label themselves. If you feel this way, know that it's common and you're not alone.

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Not everyone comes out in the same way. And not everyone comes out to everybody in their lives. There's no one right way to come out.

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We are accepting new or gently used items at 383 Connors Court Suite H, Monday-Friday from 12pm to 5pm.

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Find out more about yourself. Use these interactive self-assessments to discover what you're good at and where you may have room for improvement. Identify the things that interest you and get some ideas about careers to explore. Based on what you learn about yourself, you can pursue educational and career goals that bring long-term satisfaction.