Policy & Funding TNOYS leads a state-level policy and systems-change approach with recent HUD YHSI grant funding of 2 million dollars, indicating strong potential for partners in housing, homelessness prevention, and government-funded programs.

Capacity & Growth With a staff of 11-50 and a broad statewide network, there is capacity for scaled partnerships, training programs, and cooperative ventures across multiple youth-serving systems.

Digital & Outreach Their WordPress-based platform and active communications indicate readiness for digital training, resource hubs, and member engagement tools that could benefit from enhanced membership platforms and analytics.

Youth Leadership Experience in youth-adult partnerships and AmeriCorps programs suggests opportunities for program design services, internships, and capacity-building initiatives that center youth leadership and lived experience.

Events & Alliances Regular conferences, legislative engagement, and cross-system collaborations create openings for sponsorships, event tools, policy brief services, and co-hosted training or convenings with allied organizations.