Maslow Project

Case management and support services: skilled case managers are located in schools throughout the county and at our medford-based resource center to help identify and advocate for high-risk and homeless youth in need of basic needs and support services. Case managers act as liaisons between youth, agencies, schools, and parents, deliver immediate needs resources to youth in school, track relevant academic and attendance information, provide mentorship, and refer to services offered through our medford resource center. Maslows case managers also connect kids with positive youth development activities, promoting self-sufficiency through engagement in school, employment, and supportive services, while facilitating increased interpersonal skills.