Children of Low-Income Families

Children whose parents lack the resources to fully meet their needs suffer in multiple ways. They are much more likely to go hungry, to move frequently, to begin school unprepared to learn, and to develop chronic health problems. Social insurance and safety net programs, including Medicaid

Children From Low-Income Families Spend More Time With Screens

Commentary: Children from low-income families and the power of 'significant adults' - CNA

Living Hand to Mouth: Children and Food in Low-Income Families: O

Child Care – A powerful intervention for low income children and

Basic Facts About Low-income Children: Children Under 18 Years

Dr. Lesley Frank on X: Today our @fedfamilylab at @AcadiaU

50 Resources for Coping on a Lower Income - Top Counseling Schools

Eli Newman on X: Northwest Detroit presents better opportunities for economic success for black children of low-income parents. You can see more of the map at / X

The First Eight Years of Life – New Mexico Voices for Children

Texas passes on $450 million summer lunch program for low-income

Race/Ethnic Income Gap Growing Among U.S. Working Poor Families

Chart: A Broken Social Elevator?

Where Kids Have a Better Shot at Escaping Poverty - Bloomberg

The link between income and the environments that promote child health

Unaffordable Housing Limits Social Mobility for Children of Low-Income Families - Apr 12, 2016