Mass. Ranks High For Addressing Child Homelessness
Mass. Ranks High For Addressing Child Homelessness
- Massachusetts ranks third best in the nation in addressing child homelessness, but across the country child homelessness has reached a historic high, according to a new report by The National Center On Family Homelessness, a local nonprofit. The report, titled “America’s Youngest Outcasts,” found that from 2012 to 2013, child homelessness increased 8 percent nationally — with one in every 30 children going to sleep without a home of their own.
- Massachusetts ranks third best in the nation in addressing child homelessness, but across the country child homelessness has reached a historic high, according to a new report by The National Center On Family Homelessness, a local nonprofit. The report, titled “America’s Youngest Outcasts,” found that from 2012 to 2013, child homelessness increased 8 percent nationally — with one in every 30 children going to sleep without a home of their own.