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He is the founder of the Children's Aid Society.  Among the programs were industrial schools, reading rooms, newsboys' lodging houses, night schools, summer camps, sanatoriums, children's shelters, special classes for children with disabilities, and dental clinics.  His most controversial program was sending homeless children on the "Orphan Trains" to be adopted in the West.  His book "The Dangerous Classes of New York and Twenty Years' Work among Them" (1872) cemented public sentiment on behalf of the needs of children.

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He is the founder of the Children's Aid Society.  Among the programs were industrial schools, reading rooms, newsboys' lodging houses, night schools, summer camps, sanatoriums, children's shelters, special classes for children with disabilities, and dental clinics.  His most controversial program was sending homeless children on the "Orphan Trains" to be adopted in the West.  His book "The Dangerous Classes of New York and Twenty Years' Work among Them" (1872) cemented public sentiment on behalf of the needs of children.

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Charles Loring Brace was born into a well-connected family.  After graduating from Yale and traveling abroad he came back home to assist Rev. Lewis M. Pease a Methodist minister directing the Five Points Mission, located in one of the poorest neighborhoods of New York City.  He dabbled in journalism creating a regular column for the New York Times, entitled, "Walks Among the New-York Poor".  These walks led him to the understanding that the children were in desperate need and strove to find a solution.

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Charles Loring Brace was born into a well-connected family.  After graduating from Yale and traveling abroad he came back home to assist Rev. Lewis M. Pease a Methodist minister directing the Five Points Mission, located in one of the poorest neighborhoods of New York City.  He dabbled in journalism creating a regular column for the New York Times, entitled, "Walks Among the New-York Poor".  These walks led him to the understanding that the children were in desperate need and strove to find a solution.

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QUOTES BY CHARLES LORING BRACE. (n.d.). Retrieved February 6, 2019, from https://www.azquotes.com/author/46963-Charles_Loring_Brace

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QUOTES BY CHARLES LORING BRACE. (n.d.). Retrieved February 6, 2019, from https://www.azquotes.com/author/46963-Charles_Loring_Brace

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When a child of the streets stands before you in rags, with a tear-stained face, you cannot easily forget him.  And yet, you are perplexed what to do.  The human soul is difficult to interfere with.  You hesitate how far you should go.
Charles Loring Brace