SERVING transitional age youth · LOS ANGELES COUNTY
From Instability to Independence.
New Good Life equips Transitional Age Youth (18–26) in Los Angeles County with housing navigation, employment pathways, educational support, and life coaching to build stable, self-sufficient futures.
2,406+
Transitional Age Youth experiencing homelessness
50%
With foster care involvement
25%
Severe mental health conditions
18-26
Critical Transition Age
Thousands of young adults in Los Angeles County are navigating the transition to adulthood without stable housing, consistent income, or family support. Many have aged out of foster care, experienced trauma, or face untreated mental health challenges. Without structured intervention during this critical stage of life, instability often compounds—making long-term independence significantly harder to achieve.
OUR APPROACH
A Structured Path to Stability
Transformation does not happen by accident. It requires structure, guidance, and consistent support. NGL provides a clear pathway that helps young adults move from instability toward greater independence.
OUR IMPACT
What Transformation Looks Like
At NGL, transformation begins with connection. Young adults are met with guidance, mentorship, and structured support—not judgment. Through steady coaching and practical skill development, instability gives way to structure, and uncertainty gives way to direction. Over time, housing stabilizes, employment strengthens, and independence becomes sustainable.
Who We Are
Our Mission
New Good Life exists to empower Transitional Age Youth to achieve stability and independence through structured
support services, community partnerships, and individualized guidance. We believe every young adult deserves the opportunity
to build a future rooted in dignity, responsibility, and self-sufficiency.
our commitment
Building Measurable Change
Lasting transformation requires both compassion and accountability. NGL is committed to measurable outcomes supporting youth in securing housing, gaining employment, and building sustainable life skills. Our long-term vision is a generation of young adults who move beyond crisis and into confident, productive independence.
Be Part of a New Good Life
Your support directly funds housing navigation, employment readiness, educational support, and life coaching for young adults working toward independence. Every contribution strengthens the pathway from instability to opportunity.
OUR LEADERSHIP
Meet Our Team
Dedicated professionals united by a shared belief in the potential of every young adult.
Woodley Polynice
Executive director
Nadia Polynice
Program Director
Steven Espinoza
Community Outreach Coordinator
Gregg Martinez
Transitional-age youth professional mentor
Reach Out Today
Need support, want to help, or have questions? We’d love to hear from you.