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View fullsize Every night, thousands of children and adults in our community experience homelessness. On April 23, you can be part of the solution. Help Them Home Giving Day is your chance to provide critical resources that change lives—housing, support, and
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More Than a Quarter of Orange County Youth Live in Poverty

A recent article in the Orange County Register notes that 27 percent of young children in Orange County live in poverty, and that the range of poverty varies drastically by area: 9 percent in Newport Beach, Aliso Viejo, and Laguna Hills, to 48 percent in East Santa Ana.

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