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19-year-old Janay Swain (cq), left, and 20-year-old Pammi Janda (cq), are former foster youth who receive a John Chafee Grant, which is a ,000 annual scholarship available for former foster youth who want to use the money for post secondary education in California. Swain is a junior at Sac State and Janda is in his second year at Sac City College. The two work as foster youth specialists helping assist former and current foster youth find jobs and reach their educational goals at the Great Start Foster Youth Program at the Mark Sanders Career Center in Sacramento. (Sacramento Bee/ John Decker)

19-year-old Janay Swain (cq), left, and 20-year-old Pammi Janda (cq), are former foster youth who receive a John Chafee Grant, which is a ,000 annual scholarship available for former foster youth who want to use the money for post secondary education in California. Swain is a junior at Sac State and Janda is in his second year at Sac City College. The two work as foster youth specialists helping assist former and current foster youth find jobs and reach their educational goals at the Great Start Foster Youth Program at the Mark Sanders Career Center in Sacramento. (Sacramento Bee/ John Decker) Stock Photo
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ZUMA Press, Inc.

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2000 x 1312 px | 33.9 x 22.2 cm | 13.3 x 8.7 inches | 150dpi

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20 September 2005

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19-year-old Janay Swain (cq), left, and 20-year-old Pammi Janda (cq), are former foster youth who receive a John Chafee Grant, which is a , 000 annual scholarship available for former foster youth who want to use the money for post secondary education in California. Swain is a junior at Sac State and Janda is in his second year at Sac City College. The two work as foster youth specialists helping assist former and current foster youth find jobs and reach their educational goals at the Great Start Foster Youth Program at the Mark Sanders Career Center in Sacramento. (Sacramento Bee/ John Decker)/ZUMA Press

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