Youth 14 to 21 years old committed to a local department or placed in out-of-home placement pursuant to a voluntary placement agreement shall receive youth transitional services, regardless of the type of placement or permanency plan. Services to youth shall be appropriate to the youth's level of education and functioning as determined by the strengths and needs assessment and any documented disability. Youth transitional services for a youth in out-of-home placement include: Identification of the need for vocational, educational, or specialized training to the youth in obtaining independence; Instruction in basic living skills, such as: Decision making and time management; Educational and vocational planning; Home emergency and safety; Housing acquisition and management; Personal hygiene; Physical and mental health care; Substance abuse prevention; Preventive health activities (including smoking avoidance and pregnancy prevention); Understanding legal issues; Selecting positive leisure activities; Money management and consumer awareness; Nutrition and meal planning; Parenting; Effective social interactions; Using transportation; and Activities of daily living; Assistance in seeking and maintaining employment, including techniques for: Job searching; Interviewing; Selecting appropriate attire for the workplace; and Practicing work place etiquette including: Relationships with coworkers; Appropriate language; Employer/employee relationships; and Attendance and punctuality; and Assistance in: Identifying and accessing community resources; and Developing a support network. To ensure that youth participating in youth transitional services are provided personal and emotional support as they make the transition to successful adulthood, referrals shall be made to appropriate mentoring partners to foster positive mentoring relationships between youth and dedicated adults.