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Prosperity of nation fails to cut number of homeless
Made Popular Apr 10 2008
Even as Australia glowed through an almost unparalleled era of prosperity, the number of homeless youths roaming its streets has doubled over the past 20 years, a new report has found.
And the modest inroads made in recent years appear likely to be...
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Donny
Apr 11 2008
Jakarta,
Indonesia
Well said, prosperity of countries cannot make it good for homeless children. It happens because governments don't want to take care of these children. Country like Australia is facing such problem so we can expect easily what is happening in other poor countries.
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(Global Perspectives)
There is need to eliminate the cause of homelessness of several children and teens. One major cause is family conflict like marital stress, divorce problem, step-parenting, domestic violence, drug use by parents. These problems are rising rapidly in developed countries these days resulting in the incidents of children leaving homes.
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Children learn the art of living from their parents and teachers. In case of family break down, they suffer a lot and don't attend schools regularly. It results in loneliness. They decide to leave home then. Respecting others and discipline is missing from their life because there is no one to teach them all.
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