Some parents may struggle to provide for their kids, but the child welfare system struggles to differentiate between poverty and neglect.

Local news ‘Breaking the cycle of poverty through education’ A conversation with Mary Elizabeth Grimes of Marian Middle School by Chris King for The St. Louis American January 1, 2024 ...

When we hear the phrase “generational curse,” it often evokes images of families trapped in cycles of hardship — patterns of addiction, poverty, abuse, or illness that seem impossible ...

The network aims to break the cycle of poverty by teaching women who have nearly nothing how to save money and to understand finance. Many in the program are teaming with others who've graduated from ...

If Baltimore officials "want to disrupt the generational cycle of poverty, trauma and hopelessness that afflicts so many communities, a good place to focus their efforts is children," says Leana S ...

She said the best way to "break the cycle" is to reach the children at an earlier age and before they are shot, when intervention "can make a profound difference." That includes addressing social ...

Their Mentoring Matters campaign aims to raise $30,000 to effectively break generational cycles of poverty and trauma for amazing children who face the steepest obstacles in our community.

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Travel Through Trauma seeks partners, sponsors, and donors to expand its reach. The organization aims to raise $500,000 over three years to enhance programs and serve more clients.

Strategies for Breaking the Cycle Tailored interventions that recognize the unique challenges faced by minoritized women are essential to break the cycle of intergenerational substance use disorders.

Poverty especially affects children’s educational outcomes, which was the topic of one of the panels at Tuesday’s event organized by Children’s Advocates for Change, a Chicago-based nonprofit.