Diaper shortages leave low-income kids behind
Photo by: Fede Racchi
Photo by: Fede Racchi

Ask a county social worker, a food bank director, or any organization that assists families in low-income communities, and you will likely learn that they all experience a similar predicament each month. They do not have enough diapers.

Diapers are the most requested basic need item, and organizations always run out.

Unmet diaper needs impact families’ ability to work and the public health of the communities where they live. Because diapers are required by most child care facilities, lack of diapers can reduce access to work and poor diapering can facilitate the spread of disease in public spaces.

Read the full article by Alysia Cox on TalkPoverty.org >>

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