How a New York City organization is helping kids of incarcerated family members erase the stigma
News 12's Brittany Cadet sat down with Sharon Content, the president of Children of Promise NYC, to discuss the mission behind the program.
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Feb 28, 2024, 11:33 AM
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Updated 70 days ago
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4ds agoAn organization has been helping children cope with hardships due to having a family member being incarcerated.
News 12's Brittany Cadet sat down with Sharon Content, the president of Children of Promise NYC, to discuss the mission behind the program to erase the stigma.
