At this D.C. day care, few kids, lots of hand-washing, and a savior for a single health-care worker

April 19, 2020

Now, Nacole Thrower can relax. Her son gets education, love, and support at a UPO emergency child-care center. That makes the COVID-19 crisis easier to bear.

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