City agency helping foster children overcome educational adversity
May is National Foster Care Month, and one Brooklyn girl has achieved her educational goals with the help of one city agency.
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May 19, 2023, 2:46 AM
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4h agoMay is National Foster Care Month, and one city agency is helping foster children across the five boroughs achieve their educational goals.
News 12's Zhane Caldwell spoke with one Brooklyn college student who is prepping to cross the graduation stage in days about her upbringing and how the Administration for Children's Services provided the conditions she needed to succeed.
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