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QUOTE: “Latino babies are the silent crisis in foster care,” Rachel Humphreys (executive director, La Cuna) said. “The biggest need for foster care is coming out of homes with Latino, monolingual families. We see a lot of domestic violence, poverty, abuse, homelessness.”

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QUOTE: “Latino babies are the silent crisis in foster care,” Rachel Humphreys (executive director, La Cuna) said. “The biggest need for foster care is coming out of homes with Latino, monolingual families. We see a lot of domestic violence, poverty, abuse, homelessness.”

QUOTE: “Latino babies are the silent crisis in foster care,” Rachel Humphreys (executive director, La Cuna) said. “The biggest need for foster care is coming out of homes with Latino, monolingual families. We see a lot of domestic violence, poverty, abuse, homelessness.”