The Columbus Area Mentoring Program (CAMP) is designed to fill the need for consistent mentorships for local young adults who have aged out of foster care to help them transition to safe, supported, and healthy adult lives.

The Family and Youth Law Center at Capital University Law School works within child welfare, adoption, and juvenile justice systems to support positive outcomes for children, youth, and families.

This two-credit course will provide law students and graduate level social work students with a mutual understanding of the legal and sociological principles central to child welfare practice.

The Adoption Academy is presented by the Family and Youth Law Center (FYLaw) and Nationwide Children's Hospital. This course offers prospective adoptive parents educational programs from an objective source.

The Columbus Area Mentoring Program, or CAMP, is a new effort by Capital’s Family and Youth Law Center to provide a range of services for eligible young adults between the ages of 18 and 21.

ODJFS, Ohio Supreme Court, Franklin County Juvenile Court, United Way of Central Ohio, PCSAO, Casey Family Programs, Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Ohio State Bar Foundation and the Horst Fund

FYLaw operates solely through funding from private grants, individual donations and programming income. Your tax-deductible contribution, no matter what size, will help to support our groundbreaking work on behalf of children and families.