How Lawyers Can Help

Legal Partnerships to Ensure School Access and Success for Homeless Children & Youth

Attorneys across the country have worked in their communities to increase the educational opportunities of children and youth experiencing homelessness. Whether forming a project dedicated to homelessness, incorporating education advocacy into existing projects, or simply serving as a resource, these attorneys have built powerful partnerships.  This document suggests specific ways attorneys can become involved, including examples of law firms, legal aid offices, and other legal advocates who have made a difference in the lives of homeless children and youth in their communities. (NLCHP, 2003)

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