Jacky To

Throughout the United States, there are homeless children in every state, city, and county. According to the American Institute for Research, around 2.5 million children are homeless each year — representing one in every 30 children.  Many of these children are dealing with trauma, hunger, neglect, abuse, or all of the above.  As Marian Wright Edelman said, […]

Throughout the United States, there are homeless children in every state, city, and county. According to the American Institute for Research, around 2.5 million children are homeless each year — representing one in every 30 children.  Many of these children are dealing with trauma, hunger, neglect, abuse, or all of the above.  As Marian Wright Edelman said,