Legal Aid's 'Books for Kids' Helps Eases Family Tensions
Legal Aid's Books For Kids Project provides books for the children who come to the Family Court to help ease the tension of this traumatic experience.
Developed by social workers and lawyers at Legal Aid's Manhattan Juvenile Rights office located in the New York County Family Court building, a storage closet was transformed into a reading room for children involved in the court system.
Books for Kids need your help to continue their work. For more information on donating new or gently used books for kids ages 0 - 21, check out http://www.legal-aid.org/en/mediaandpublicinformation/inthenews/booksforkids.aspx.
You can also send your used books to:
Books for Kids
111 Livingston Street, 8th flr
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Attn: Caitlin Galliker
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Comments: 1
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