The Ansell-Casey Life Skills Assessment (ACLSA) is an evaluation
of youth independent living skills. It consists of statements
about life skills that the youth and his/her caregivers complete.
All assessments and the scored reports are free of charge.
The ACLSA was designed to be as free as possible from gender,
ethnic, and cultural biases. It is appropriate for all youths
regardless of living circumstances, whether with one parent,
in foster care, in group homes or in other places. The ACLSA
does not collect personal identification information and the
results are kept anonymous. The anonymous scores will contribute
to the evaluation of this instrument and inform future versions
of the ACLSA.
