Our school district has a program for kids who become homeless. They get transported to their original school, free breakfast and lunch, tutoring, and more. The most interesting part of this that many of the families are not in tents or in shelters: they're doubled up with relatives. If the family is doubled up for financial reasons (got evicted, moved in with friends/ sister/ cousin/ etc.) they still qualify. I fear the loss of this program would pull the rug out from so many. The best way to support the program now is to continue referring kids; that way, the need shows.