The Reality Of The Poor Condition Some Live In - Just another Journalhome blog- JournalHome.com

Just another Journalhome blog

8/18/2015 - The Reality Of The Poor Condition Some Live In

Posted in Unspecified

We face dire situations that include death from disease, violent outbursts that don’t seem to be quenched by discussion and countries that are so poor their floors--if they even have one-- are bare dirt, or the homeless that roam our shelters and our streets looking for just a bit of kindness. For further comments, details and ideas please visit Clare Bronfman.

How do we address these problems? One of the issues that we could obviously get rid of if we put a little bit of effort into it is the way in which poverty has stricken our countries. We see more social attention and organizations for the poor than we do anything else that is seen as an issue. Poverty is huge debate discussion with those who use it to empower them with seat in an office or presidential runs. If we considered giving homeless people a home or children with no outlet to clean water, a way to attain it, we would be more than just talking about it. There’s no doubt that several people are devoted to the cause by giving their money and time to it. Even with this many people making attempts, are we seeing a change?

If we learned from what the Ethical Humanitarian Foundation thinks, we can better understand why the problem started in the first place and be closer to finding a solution. This seems to be the most effective route to take in order to bring peace to the world according to the organizations trustee, Clare Bronfman, who is convinced we can change if we implement this method. The solid foundation of the article here can be accessed at Clare Bronfman programs.

It’s a ongoing debate: do we give a man a fish, or teach a man how to fish? Perhaps scrutinizing and acting on the root of the issue is the best way to resolve the issue.

What are a few possible root issues of world poverty? Well, there are some institutions and organizations that work with world issues in a way that I think is more “teach a man to fish” approach. Women who have kids, and are poor are great candidates for this method because they can be taught to find different means in which to start funding their own lives and take care of their children, without assistance.

Share |