What does a transitional age youth program manager do?

A Transitional Age Youth Program Manager oversees programs designed to support young people, typically ages 16 to 24, as they transition from adolescence to adulthood. This role involves planning, implementing, and evaluating services that help youth develop life skills, access education or employment, and secure stable housing. The Program Manager also supervises staff, manages budgets, and collaborates with community organizations to ensure youth receive comprehensive support. Their goal is to empower young adults to achieve independence and long-term success.