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…the way to twenty-five percent, which is about 15 million jobless people. As a result, about 250,000 people were homeless in the early years of the Depression. Most of all the Great Depression caused widespread hunger, poverty, and unemployment…

…, Mother Teresa was assigned to teach a small Geography class at St. Mary's High School in Calcutta. Mother Teresa noticed all the beggars, lepers, and homeless people on the streets of Calcutta. There lives were horrible, living on other peoples scraps…

…toppling over into the sea. More than 102,000 buildings were destroyed in Kobe, leaving 300,00 people homeless. The cost to repair the infrastructure of the city was estimated at $150 billion dollars, and that was just for the state owned buildings and services…

…it, my talk today is on street kids. Ladies and gentlemen, how many of you, imagine a street kid as being homeless? Interestingly enough a street kid does not necessarily have to be homeless. So what is a street kid?, how does one acquire the term? A street…

…gather in front of the Library. They were white, black, old, young and even the homeless waiting for the library to open. Entering the front door, which had two huge glass doors with warning signs, posted on them, stating no food, drinks or backpacks allow…

…a homeless 12-year-old boy for directions. He shows them the way and they become friends. Remember, this is the bad part of town. That means that everyone is very poor and there are gangsters everywhere. That is what the place is famous for. Returning from…

…stating how “he shows thousands of ways the government can give you money to start a business” on cable television. Yet, is the government giving much needed money to the homeless for programs or shelters to get them off the street? No, the homeless…

…drunk and tied bricks to his ankle to drown himself. In the middle of him doing so, some teenage hoodlums were out doing no good and intended to beat him up. Before they got a chance to, a homeless man scares the boys away. With Jack drunk and unconcionce…

…their lifestyles. When someone makes a decision to be good there will be less violence. I saw a TV news show about a man who was homeless and hated his father so much that he wanted to kill him, but when he was at a homeless shelter for the night a person there shared…

…families are classified as families with four or more dependent children. Of these, 22% are poor. Ø Aboriginals – the indigenous Australians are one group who is under great genuine deprivation. One third of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are homeless…