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All parents know it is hard enough to send children to school in properly fitting, clean clothes every day, but imagine doing it when you have no in-home laundry facilities, or no home at all. Nope, no “school lunch” for clothing and supplies. DID YOU KNOW-There are no public programs to assist families by providing school clothes and supplies.
