Презентация, доклад на тему Homelessness --a worldwide problem

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МБОУ СОШ № 2 города Лесосибирска. Учитель-консультант Шалыгина Г.М.

stereotype, but according to volunteers who work with the homeless in Czestochowa, Poland, that is just how people commonly view those who have no roof over their head.

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beneath the streets of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, many of the city's thousands of street children were living in fetid passages that led to the sewers or to the city's heating system. Though shocked to learn of these homeless children, many mongolians concluded that the situation arose "because people are too lazy to look after their children" ,the journal noted.

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by death squads of self-proclaimed vigilantes. Why? A United Nations publication explained: "In Latin America many people in the judiciary, the police, the media, business, and society in general believe that street children represent a moral threat to a civilised society". The same sourse noted: "An average of three street children are reportedly killed every day in the state of Rio de Janeiro".

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humans who feel pangs of hunger just as we do. There are many of them, and they have a real need. "So says a Web page created by volunteers who work with the homeless in Czestochowa. The same sourse adds: "We hope that ..... there will be people who respond to this great need". What exacity is the need.

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disease in India.

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outskirts of the Indian city of Guwahati.

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Mumbai.

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open in Jammu.

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an organization called «CAACID», founded by the UN and the EU

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nations. If that figure is accurate, then I human in every 60 or so is without adequate shelter!
Still, the real scope of the problem is hard to assess. Why?

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another. The approaches and aims of those who study the problem influence the way they define it.

Their definition, in turn, affects the statistics they publish.
So it is difficult, if not impossible, to get an accurate overview of the problem.

Centre for Human Settlements, defines homelessness as the condition of «not having an acceptable level of housing provision. It would include all states below what may be regarded as adequate» for the society in which the homeless live.

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Some may dwell on the streets or occupy derelict or abandoned buildings, while others might find shelter in hostels. Still others find temporary accommodation with friends.

of some 40 million, there are as many as 300.000 homeless people. No one really knows how many, since they are not registered in any fixed location and they keep moving from place to place. Some believe the real figure to be close to half million!

it. Anyone may be affected by it.

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of the homeless life. Individuals may be helped to obtain public assistance, financial help from other sources, legal aid, support in reestablishing links with family, or the chance to learn basic skills. Centers for young people in London offer advice on diet, cooking, healthier lifestyles, and work placement. Counseling aims to increase self-respect and motivation and to help people achieve greater independence so that they can find and keep a home of their own. Such provisions are certainly praiseworthy. 

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feel they need most. Jacek, a homeless person in Warsaw, explains that life in the shelters does not equip residents to deal with the outside world. He feels that the residents, by associating and conversing almost exclusively with one another, tend to develop “a warped pattern of thinking.” He says, “The shelter that isolates us from the outside world becomes like a children’s home for adults.” In his view, many residents have “malfunctioning minds.” 

A homeless person in Warsaw

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