Advocates push to fund resource centers for Utah’s homeless teens Feb 7 Written By Brooke Gledhill Wood The State of Utah is now pushing to help homeless students statewide by opening resource centers in public schools.Several of the centers have already opened, thanks to local community efforts.“There are more than 15,000 young people in the state of Utah who are experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity. It’s not fixed, or it’s not regular, and it’s inadequate,” explained Jodi Lunt, director of Davis Education Foundation. Brooke Gledhill Wood
Advocates push to fund resource centers for Utah’s homeless teens Feb 7 Written By Brooke Gledhill Wood The State of Utah is now pushing to help homeless students statewide by opening resource centers in public schools.Several of the centers have already opened, thanks to local community efforts.“There are more than 15,000 young people in the state of Utah who are experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity. It’s not fixed, or it’s not regular, and it’s inadequate,” explained Jodi Lunt, director of Davis Education Foundation. Brooke Gledhill Wood
