A place where every young person can just be who they already are.

Elena has been housed in the TLP  for 2 years and 6 months. Casa Q will no longer be providing housing for KG effective June 1, 2026. Casa Q has

[shared by Lizz: 200+days]   “One of our clients was discharged shortly after arriving [at the Group House] because she was self-harming. She had nowhere else to go, and was coached

Safe house for 70 days, 12 days of hotel stay and TLP for 435+ days This young person, a transgender female, first came to Casa Q’s Safe House for a

This young person, a transgender male, spent 293 days at Casa Q’s Safe House before turning 18 and aging out of the program. During that time, Casa Q provided a

This young person, a lesbian youth, came to Casa Q just one month before her 18th birthday, during the winter holiday season, a time that can often intensify feelings of

During her 49-day stay at Casa Q, this young person found a safe and affirming space during a period of housing instability and transition. In that time, she made meaningful

When this nonbinary young person first arrived at Casa Q’s Safe House, they were navigating significant challenges and uncertainty. Over the course of 510 days, they found not only safety,

Joey came to Casa Q at 14 years old after surrendering to CYFD and asking to be removed from his former house. Since Joey has been living at Casa Q,

Maria (she/her) came into Casa Q as a step-down from the Kaseman Stabilization Crisis Unit after a suicide attempt. Maria recently came out as trans and has been struggling to

Syd (he/him) is a transgender male who came into the Casa Q program after three years of living in and out of foster placement. Syd asked his CYFD case worker

Lisa is a 15-year-old who plans on living at Casa Q for 15 months. Lisa started the 9th grade in the fall. This school year was the first school year