11.09.2021 | The Imprint | “It’s an alarming number, it really is a crisis with families, there are so many children and youth who don’t have a permanent home,” said Jennifer Pringle, who directs the Learners in Temporary Housing Project for Advocates for Children of New York. “If we want to break the cycle of homelessness we have to make sure that children and youth experiencing homelessness get the support that they need.” Read article