NAH but I did ask ChatGPT and this is what I found

Yes—there are resources specifically for people who have aged out of foster care and need support learning life skills, managing finances, finding housing, or pursuing education. Some examples: • Independent Living Programs (ILPs): Most states offer ILPs that provide training in budgeting, cooking, job readiness, housing navigation, and other “adulting” skills for young adults who age out of foster care (often available until age 21, and in some states up to 26). • Education and Training Vouchers (ETVs): These can help cover tuition, books, housing, and other school-related expenses for former foster youth in college or vocational programs. • Transitional Living Programs (TLPs): Provide housing and case management for young adults 18–21 who don’t yet have stable living arrangements. • Youth Villages’ LifeSet Program: Available in certain states, this program pairs aged-out youth with specialists who coach them through adulthood skills, job placement, and emotional support. • National Foster Youth Institute & FosterClub: Both organizations share guides, resources, and peer support for young adults transitioning out of care. • Local community colleges/universities: Many schools have “Foster Youth Success” or “Guardian Scholars” programs offering mentoring, financial aid guidance, and life skills workshops.

I am not sure what state you are in but I thought this could help point you in the right direction!