Foster Care - As enacted, expands the provision of voluntary extended foster care services by the department of children's services to include young adults between 20 and 23 who were in the custody of the department at the time of the young adult's eighteenth birthday and young adults who were adopted from, or approved for subsidized permanent guardianship by, the department of children's services at 16 or older. - Amends TCA Title 37; Title 49 and Title 55.

HB 103 extends voluntary foster care services in Tennessee to young adults aged 20-23 who were in state custody at age 18 or were adopted from the state’s foster care system (or approved for subsidized guardianship) at age 16 or older. It requires these individuals to meet one of five criteria to continue receiving support: pursuing education, working at least 80 hours monthly, participating in job-training programs, or having a medical condition with treatment compliance. The bill also removes fees for driver’s licenses and ID cards for eligible youth. This change, effective July 1, 2025, directly affects former foster youth transitioning to adulthood by providing extended housing, education, and employment support.