When a grandparent or other family member has to step in and become a guardian of a relative’s child, they often face many challenges, including monetary ones. About 15 years ago, New Haven Probate Judge John Keyes recognized that people were struggling and started a program to help them.
There are state assistance programs available, but they often don’t kick in soon enough, Keyes explained. “Children have immediate needs,” Keyes said.
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