Homeless Children - The Facts

Por Megan Smith en Sin Hogar & Tugurios 1492 views 14th Enero 2017 Duración del video: 00:02:21
The "invisible" side of homelessness - children in America - are becoming a lot more visible today. This is a look at the facts about what children and famil...

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