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  • Number of Older Teens Seeking Help Soars
    If someone asked you “What does Daybreak do?” how would you answer? You might reply that Daybreak is the community’s only emergency shelter for runaway and homeless teens. Of course, you’d be correct. After all, that’s how we began almost 37 years ago. And our shelter is still operating and helping runaway and homeless teens, 24 hours a day. However, over the years, the faces of runaway and homeless youth in our community have changed. They’ve grown older. Today, we still see young teens, but most youth coming to Daybreak for help are 17, 18, 19 or even 20 years old. They’re unable to return home. They’re too old for adoption and too young and inexperienced to live on their own. They really have no place to go.
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  • Daybreak Shelter Adds Services
    Read the front-page Dayton Daily News article about Alma's Place, Daybreak's new group home for teen boys housed in its former shelter on Wayne Avenue.
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