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Norwalk Students Collect Luggage To Help Kids In Foster Care

NORWALK, Conn. – Students in the Norwalk Family & Children’s Agency after school-program have started to collect luggage to help young people in foster care and homeless adults.

Students in the Norwalk Family & Children’s Agency after school program recently started collecting luggage to help young people in foster care and homeless adults.

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The program, which runs for two-and-a-half hours at the Norwalk Community College campus every school day, serves 50 middle school students, according to the Family & Children’s Agency website.

“Character building is a large component of the Program’s curriculum, and recently the students learned about ‘citizenship’ by hearing about other programs at FCA, including Specialized Foster Care and Homeless Services,” Family & Children’s Agency officials said in a press release.

“As they learned more, the students realized that many youth in foster care and homeless adults do not even have luggage to carry their belongings from home to home and rely on garbage bags.”

As a result, the students decided to collect duffel bags, suitcases, and similar items to help those in need.

For more information, call the Family & Children’s Agency at 203-855-8765.

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