 On the opposite end of the spectrum, many states have extended foster care beyond the age of 18 and have that option in federal law. Unfortunately, many states have not taken up that option. And even in states that have, a small percentage of young people decide to stay in care. And that's because foster care doesn't sound all that good. So how do we create a post-18 option for young people that's still in foster care but treats them like adults rather than children?