The Schuyler Center for Advocacy and Analysis has released a publication highlighting the damaging impact of poverty on children. Children are particularly vulnerable to the effects of poverty-- especially those under the age of five, whose brains are just developing, need good nutrition, stability, and high-quality early learning experiences to grow and develop. This publication explains how children are disproportionately affected poverty and underscores the importance of government programs that have helped significantly to prevent and alleviate poverty during the recession.
Click here to read the full publication.
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