SEC S17-W2 | "Homeless people in my country"
Hello all steemit friends wherever you are, good night and best wishes always to everyone... On this occasion I am back to participate in a contest held by the Scouts y sus Amigos Community in the Steemit Engagement Challenge Season 17 Week 2 with the contest theme: "Homeless people in my country".
Indonesia, as a very large country with the largest population, has various problems it faces. Starting from the difficulty of getting work to people not having a decent place to live. All these problems are not only faced by Indonesia but also most other large countries. Having a decent place to live is the hope of every citizen. Many people are not lucky enough to find a place to live even though they have tried their best.
Some people do not have a place to live or are homeless due to various factors. Some of these factors include financial crises, loss of family, drug abuse, getting lost and even dementia. This makes these people have to leave or lose their homes. Even though they face various difficulties, some people in vulnerable situations struggle and manage to survive on the streets. The homeless never wanted that to happen to them.
Homeless is someone who does not have a decent and stable place to live. A person is said to be homeless if they live on the streets or move between temporary shelters. People who are homeless are often unable to obtain decent, safe, secure and adequate housing. This is because homeless people have no steady income or no income at all. The life of the homeless is indeed sad because they have to survive amidst uncertain conditions.
Basically no one wants this condition to happen to them. However, economic limitations cause poverty, making these people have to face difficult situations. Becoming homeless is not every human being's desire. However, from these homeless people we can learn a lot about patience, sincerity and how to survive various conditions. We learn to be more careful and alert so that we don't experience this situation.
As a large country with a very dense population, of course many problems arise in my beloved country, Indonesia. One thing that must receive serious attention and treatment from the relevant parties is the problem of homelessness. In Indonesia, homeless people can only be seen in big cities such as the country's capital, Jakarta. Due to various increasingly complex factors, the level of the homeless population in Indonesia is increasing from year to year, especially in the capital as the center of economic circulation.
Various factors are the causes that make people remain on the streets and become homeless without family. Population density, especially in big cities, social and economic disparities cause difficulties in meeting various daily living needs, so that homelessness is increasing. Domestic violence is also the reason why someone leaves and leaves their family to survive on the streets. As well as other factors that cause the root of all problems, such as unemployment, health services, lack of adaptation to a healthy environment, not having a decent place to live, lack of family attention and so on.
In Indonesia, the government together with related agencies have made efforts to overcome the problem of homelessness. So far various efforts have been made by the government to care for or create proper shelters for the homeless. However, it must be admitted that the efforts made have not been successful as expected. To overcome the problem of homelessness in Indonesia, the government must work harder by creating jobs that suit their skills. Families also have a role to play in addressing the growth of homelessness.
That's my post for taking part in this challenge and I also invite friends invite @patjewell, @wilmer1988, @suboohi, @dirapa, @tocho2, @stef1, @pandora2010, @msharif, and @goodybest to take part in this contest.
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Oh yeah, that sentence really hits home. My grandparents always used to tell me stories about how they worked hard to provide a stable home for their family. It's something I think about a lot, especially when I see others struggling to find a place to live.
You're absolutely right. Nobody dreams of being homeless. It reminds me of a time when I was traveling and met a man who had lost everything due to a series of unfortunate events. It made me realize how easily anyone could end up in a similar situation.
I totally agree with this statement. As a father, I always want to see my children have opportunities to thrive. Creating jobs tailored to people's skills could really make a difference. I've seen firsthand how having stable employment can transform someone's life for the better.
All the best
Greeting my friend,
It is very heartening for me to know that Indonesian government but more needs to be done to tackle the root causes and provide adequate support them. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Regards,
Sitaraindaryas
TEAM 5
Congratulations! Your post has been upvoted through steemcurator08.Indonesia, as a large country with a dense population, faces the issue of homelessness in its major cities like Jakarta. Factors such as economic disparities, unemployment, domestic violence, and lack of family support contribute to people living on the streets. The government has made efforts to provide shelters, but more needs to be done to create job opportunities and address the root causes of homelessness.