Child advocates apply when a critical resource is urgently needed.

We receive requests like this every day. One social worker recently wrote: "Rao is an 8 year old boy. He has some cognitive delays but he made incredible gains while living with his foster parents, largely because they were able to pay for structured activities for him. He is about to return home. It would really help him continue to thrive if funding could be found so he could continue with his favorite activities. He especially loves his piano lessons and looks forward to them every week."

Outcome surveys confirm- providing missing resources improves lives.

"This assistance made it possible for Rao to continue with piano lessons after he reunified home to his mother. This is a huge benefit for him because it is allowing him to maintain his same routines, activities and connections. He and his mother are doing very well and the family is grateful. This assistance really helped support Rao and reduced the need for foster care. "

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By quickly providing urgently needed individualized resources, we advance racial justice and make positive and more equitable outcomes possible for low income children and families involved with juvenile court or DCF, who are all too frequently of color. Poverty barriers can make it difficult to improve difficult lives. One Can Help is a unique 501(c)3 that provides this critical assistance. www.onecanhelp.org Watch recent impact videos here. ‌ ‌

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