Serving Young Women Ages 18–25 Transitioning Out of Foster Care
“Every young woman deserves a place to land, roots to grow, and a community to rise with.”
Indigo Heights is a transitional and supportive housing program for young women aged 18–25 who are transitioning out of the foster care system. We offer safe, stable, fully furnished housing along with structured programs that empower residents to develop independence, achieve self-sufficiency, and embrace a purposeful and intentional way of living.
The program is operated by Sojourn to Conscious Living LLC and supported by Indigo Rising Collective, its nonprofit programming partner focused on providing education, mentorship, and community engagement opportunities for transition-age youth (TAY) across Los Angeles.
To provide young women transitioning into independence with a safe, supportive home environment, along with the tools, connections, and resources needed to create stable, self-directed lives.
Are between the ages of 18 and 25 and have experience in the California foster care system
Are committed to participating in programs and building independent living skills
Live in, or are open to relocating to Los Angeles County
Are facing housing instability or are at risk of becoming homeless
Would benefit from a structured and supportive living environment
Every resident is treated with respect, free from judgment and without conditions on receiving essential care.
We encourage awareness of oneself, the community, and the environment through everyday actions and practices.
No resident walks alone; each person is connected to a caring, supportive, inclusive, and nurturing network.
Our team provide the skills, confidence, and resources needed to help residents shape their own future.
A safe and supportive space to heal, grow, build confidence, and discover their potential while defining who they are becoming. Contact us today at (619) 750-8232 to learn more about our mission and how we can help create a brighter future.
Indigo Heights offers a complete package of housing and supportive services. The following outlines what every resident can expect:
• Private or Shared furnished bedroom within a structured residential environment
• Access to communal living areas, kitchen, laundry facilities, and study space
• Utilities provided, including electricity, water, and internet access
• Secure and stable housing with established house rules and community expectations
• Participation in all six Indigo Rising Foundation Collective programs (RISE, COMPASS, PATHWAYS, LAUNCH, ROOTS, BOND)
• Weekly group sessions and one-on-one check-ins
• Community gatherings, cultural activities, and educational field opportunities
• Personalized service planning and goal-setting with an assigned case manager
• Assistance accessing benefits such as CalFresh, Medi-Cal, SSI, and TAY vouchers
• Coordination with outside service providers, courts, and county agencies
• Support obtaining essential documents (ID, birth certificate, Social Security card)
• Supportive peer community of young women in similar stages of life
• Connections to South LA local organizations, faith-based groups, and community networks
• Ongoing alumni support and community engagement after program completion
Residents at Indigo Heights benefit from six structured programs offered through the Indigo Rising Collective Foundation. Each program is designed to support every aspect of a young woman’s journey, including housing stability, education, career development, wellness, family connections, and community engagement.
We accept referrals from caseworkers, social workers, court-appointed advocates, nonprofit organizations, faith-based groups, healthcare professionals, educators, and anyone who knows a young woman who could benefit from our program.
Age: 18–25 years old
Foster care history or TAY system involvement
Housing unstable or at imminent risk of homelessness
Willing to engage with programming and follow house community agreements
No active arson or registered sex offense conviction (safety screening applies)
While formal documentation is not required to begin a referral, providing the following information allows us to respond promptly and make the necessary preparations.
Young woman’s full name, age, and contact information
Brief description of current housing situation and urgency
Foster care history or TAY involvement (if known)
Any known health, safety, or support considerations
Your name, organization, title, and best contact information
Whether the young woman has consented to the referral
Indigo Heights thrives when its partners thrive. We actively build relationships with organizations and individuals who share our dedication to supporting the well-being of young women involved in the foster care system across South Los Angeles.
Please complete this form and submit it to info@indigorisingcollective.org or call (619) 750-8232.
By submitting this referral, you confirm that you have the young woman’s consent to share her information with Indigo Heights, or that you are requesting that we make initial outreach on her behalf. Indigo Heights complies with all applicable privacy laws including Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and Fair Housing requirements..
Agree to connect eligible young women to our intake process; receive updates on placement and progress (with consent)
Provide services, programming, or workshops to Indigo Heights residents (employment training, legal aid, health services, etc.)
Provide in-kind goods, volunteer time, or financial support to enhance resident programming and basic needs
Offer internships, apprenticeships, or entry-level employment opportunities for current residents and alumni
Ready to partner? Let’s talk.
(619) 750-8232 | info@IndigoHeights.org |
www.IndigoRisingCollective.org
FOUNDER + CEO + DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMMING
I have spent my adult life in the service of women and community — through empowerment conferences that reached nearly 30,000 participants, through solar energy advocacy rooted in environmental justice, through entrepreneurship rooted in holistic self-care and wellness, and now through Indigo Heights.
“This is the most personal work I have ever done.”
I think about my daughters. My grandchildren. I think about what it means to have people in your corner when you’re young and finding your footing. Every resident who walks through our doors is someone’s daughter — and she deserves a real chance.
Indigo Heights is not a charity. It is a belief system made into a building — the belief that when we invest in young women with sincerity, structure, and love, they rise. Every time.
CFO + DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
Programs built on good intentions don’t last. Programs built on sound strategy, strong fiscal stewardship, and genuine accountability do. That is the work I bring to Indigo Heights every single day.
For more than a decade, I have worked at the intersection of finance, operations, and community impact, helping organizations build systems that are both sustainable and mission-driven.
“Sustainability is how you honor the people you serve.”
My role is to ensure that every decision and every dollar entrusted to us is used with integrity, and that the systems we build are strong enough to outlast any grant cycle. These young women deserve consistency, stability, opportunity, and lasting support. That is the standard I work to uphold every single day, without compromise.
Indigo Heights | Indigo Rising Collective
(619) 750-8232
info@IndigoHeights.org
www.IndigoHeights.org
Los Angeles, California
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