
When Parents Have Fewer Resources: How Community Programs Fill the Opportunity Gap
Community programs can help families reach learning, friends, and new skills. See how donors and local partners can remove barriers.
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Community programs can help families reach learning, friends, and new skills. See how donors and local partners can remove barriers.

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Summer belonging For some young people, the last day of school is not just the start of summer. It can also mean the sudden loss of meals, structure, trusted adults, peer connection, and safe places to be known. That is the end-of-school gap. When people search for summer support for underserved youth after school ends,