unsafe living conditions

How Can Teachers and Schools Help?

Teachers and schools can:
- Be vigilant for signs of neglect or unsafe living conditions.
- Provide a stable and supportive environment for children.
- Collaborate with social services to support affected families.
- Offer [nutritional programs]() to ensure children receive adequate food.

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