cont'd

In addition to lacking resources for obtaining the benefits of higher education, statistics show that the majority of  misfortunate children are most vulnerable to becoming victims of a number of abuses in the course of childhood as well as dependant on welfare and other assistance as they themselves fall into the cycle of misfortune.

Misfortunate  children are statistically at a higher risk because of their environment and lack of financial resources, to resort to criminal behavior as a means of survival and peer support which often result in incarceration.

In researching generations of cycles of behavior that results in  misfortune (including negligence on the part of the American public and government agencies and legislators who rather than address the causes of  misfortune  to break the cycles of misfortunate behavior and abuse of indigent children), have by ignoring the problem, has enabled a problem that is preventable.

We believe that America's children are a vital resource for America's future which requires an investment for America's future; that rather than a liability and drain on American taxpayer resources, if given adequate tools and resources for a level playing field and higher education misfortunate children and families could be free from the cycles of uncommon behavior and proud contributing members of the American Community. 

Due to historic changes in our economy a record number in our population has fallen into the statistical status of  misfortune consisting  of young people and families of multicultural communities who will no longer be able to afford the opportunity for higher education; many of whom will tumble into the cycles and vulnerability to abuses and dependencies commonly associated with misfortunate circumstances.

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