A Portfolio Is Not A Life Book

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A professional portfolio and a foster care life book are not the same.

 

Both a professional portfolio and a foster care can help teens increase self-awareness and self-confidence. Both a professional portfolio and a foster care life book document a teen’s history, celebrate their achievements, and allow them to highlight their skills and abilities. Both are a meaningful recording of a teen’s life in his or her own words.

 

A professional portfolio chronicles a teen’s educational and workforce endeavors to give employers, recruiters, and scouts a complete picture of who they are and what their academic and employment capabilities are.

 

Here are5 things that may be found in a foster care life book that will not be included in a professional portfolio.

  1. A birth certificate
  2. A list of family members (biological and foster)
  3. Basic physic features (height, weight, etc.)
  4. Permanency Plan
  5. Medical information

 

Bring our Packaged For Success Youth Portfolio Development Program to your youth.

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Nicki Sanders, MSW, Chief Visionary Officer

The Teen Toolbox utilizes youth portfolio development and civic engagement and academic empowerment strategies to help teens set goals for life after high school and create a road map to reach those goals through its PACKAGED FOR SUCCESS™ Programs.  We are committed to supporting and raising awareness about the needs and potential of teenagers in the foster care system.

 

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