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I Grew Up Poor In The Brooklyn Projects — Now I Help Families In Poverty Get Support – Global Citizen

Despite having the world’s largest economy, poverty is a challenge in the United States. According to the American Census Bureau, in 2022, 11.5% of the population, or 37.9 million people, lived in poverty in the US. There are also differences in levels of poverty according to racial groups with the American Psychological Association noting that

Nurturing Early Childhood Development: Inside the Malnutrition Centre of Excellence – UNICEF

The El Niño drought presents a complex humanitarian crisis in Zimbabwe, causing water and food shortages, both of which impact child nutrition. Poor harvests resulting from a shortage of water decrease household food security and lower diet quality for children in terms of both quantity and variety. The reduced water quantity and quality also raises

Stansbury outlines funding secured for early childhood and youth services programs – New Mexico Political Report

U.S. Rep. Melanie Stansbury secured $8.3 million for childhood development and youth services in the 1st congressional district through federal community project funding. Stansbury, a Democrat, announced this funding during a press conference at Youth Development, Inc., one of the funding recipients, along with several Tribal leaders and a representative from the city of Albuquerque.

Beth Farhat confirmed as new Chair of regional child poverty network – North East Bylines

The North East Child Poverty Commission (NECPC) has today confirmed the appointment of Beth Farhat as its new independent Chair. NECPC is a regional, cross-sector network which believes child poverty in the North East is not inevitable and ending it is worth working for, together.  Since 2019, the Commission has been hosted by – but is independent