Transition Age Youth Program
The Transition Age Youth Program (TAYP) at The Campbell Center supports young adults navigating the shift from youth-oriented services into adult systems of care. We provide education, advocacy, and resource connections tailored to individuals facing mental health and substance addiction challenges during this critical life stage.
Whether you are a young adult seeking guidance, a family member looking for information, or a professional exploring collaboration, we welcome your inquiry through the dedicated TAYP contact channel below.
TAYP Inquiries
For questions about the Transition Age Youth Program, including eligibility, available resources, and how to get involved, please reach out using our general contact form and specify TAYP in your message. Visit our Contact page to connect with the right team member.
Program Information
Learn more about the full range of Campbell Center initiatives — including the DC Recovery Network, DC WRAP Institute, and NC Leadership & Training Academy — on our Programs page.
The Transition Age Youth Program at The Campbell Center recognizes that the journey from youth-oriented services into adult systems of care can feel uncertain and overwhelming. For young adults facing mental health and substance addiction challenges, this period of change often brings new responsibilities, shifting support structures, and unfamiliar expectations. The program is built around a simple but powerful belief: that every young person deserves a steady hand and a clear path forward as they build independence. Through education, advocacy, and personalized resource connections, TAYP helps individuals and their families understand the options available to them, navigate complex systems with confidence, and develop the skills needed to thrive in adult life. The team approaches each inquiry with patience, respect, and a genuine commitment to meeting people where they are on their recovery journey.