Two-year-old boy found wandering Philadelphia alone at night reveals tragic truth that his entire family are sleeping in a makeshift cardboard home

Support is flooding in for a homeless Philadelphia family whose two-year-old son was found wandering alone in a park in the middle of the night.

Angelique Roland, 27, and Michael Jones, 24, were sleeping with their children behind cardboard boxes underneath the Fairmount Park Welcome Center in Love Park when the toddler slipped away.

The boy was found just before midnight and handed over to a nearby Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority police officer, who took him to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.

The boys parents, Angelique Roland and Michael Jones, were sleeping with their children behind cardboard boxes underneath the Fairmount Park Welcome Center (pictured) when the toddler slipped away

Hawaii Declares A State Of Emergency Over The Growing Homeless Crisis

The governor of Hawaii has declared a 'state of emergency' over the growing homeless problem in the state in a bid to tackle the crisis.

Governor David Ige signed an emergency proclamation on Friday to tackle homelessness in Hawaii to help turn around the lives of those living on the streets. He also pledged $1.3 million.

He said: 'I will be issuing an emergency proclamation. Homelessness remains a serious issue in every county throughout the state...The biggest deficit in the system is shelter space for families.'