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Poverty
Easing the stress of poverty can lower rates of child abuse and neglect
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One Year After Release, National Academies Report Guides Lawmakers and Communities Looking to Cut Child Poverty
Additional than nine.six million children — or 13 {0841e0d75c8d746db04d650b1305ad3fcafc778b501ea82c6d7687ee4903b11a} of all children in the U.S. — reside in families with yearly incomes under the poverty line, according to details from 2015. As closures and restrictions connected to COVID-19 begin to effects the U.S. overall economy, it is apparent a lot […]