Illinois advocates push for after-school funding as programs face closures
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For many kids, after-school programs are more than just a place to spend a few extra hours; they are safe spaces where young people stay connected, build confidence and find support.
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Across the country, many after-school programs are facing closure because of shrinking federal funding.
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