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C-HIT
April 7, 2015
For all its resources, Connecticut has less than 25 beds available for young people who are under the age of 18 and in crisis. Stacey Violante Cote, director of the Teen Legal Advocacy Project at the Center for Children’s Advocacy, heads a work group that studies homeless youth in the state. The group recently released a report . . that said . . most of the young people who are homeless in Connecticut stay under the radar (and) float free of any programs that could help them.