Help for those in the foster care system is on the way after President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday.

The ā€œFostering the Futureā€ program, which is spearheaded by first lady Melania Trump, ā€œbrings together federal entities, nonprofits, educational institutions, and the private sector to develop those opportunities for foster youth,ā€ Newsmax reported.

An online centralize site will help help youth connect with key career and educational resources. The will also have more access to vouchers and grants.

ā€œI call on leadership from these various organizations, including the private sector, to join my effort,ā€ Melania Trump said.

ā€œRise above the ease of inaction,ā€ she added.

The ā€œFostering the Futureā€ program is an offshoot of her ā€œBe Bestā€ campaign that was developed during Trump’s first term.

It offers scholarships to current and former foster youth. Vanderbilt University, the University of Miami, Villanova University and Oral Roberts University are among the participating schools, according to the first lady’s office.

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The president, said he was ā€œdelightedā€ to sign the ordwe. He added the second lady, Usha Vance, was involved in Melania Trump’s effort.

ā€œWe’re going to have absolutely incredible results,ā€ the president said.

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The federal agencies part of the initiative are the Departments of Health and Human Services, Treasury, Housing and Urban Development and the Office of Personnel Management.

Melania Trump also thanked the president for his support.

ā€œSpecial thank you to my husband for his enduring commitment to Fostering the Future,ā€ adding he has ā€œprioritized America’s foster care children,ā€ per People.