Essays on Poverty

Children mainly fall victim to crisis; child poverty and child abuse are two major areas of crisis today (Conway, 2003). Child poverty is extremely unsettling and unfortunate and happens a lot more than we know, “poverty is always ugly, repellent and terrible either to see or to experience; but when it assails the cradle, it...

One of the major challenges facing humanity globally is hunger and the accessibility of food. It may seem distant to many of us that have always had food easily available, but research shows that it is much closer to home than we may realize. When it is closer to home it makes you more responsible...

Essay Summirize the author’s main idea and key supporting points Evaluate the quality of the argument (click on the link for guidance) APPLY the source, noting 1) degree of usefulness for your project and 2) the degree to which you agree with the author and/or how the information is helping you refine your position Food...

America, the land of opportunities. Our founding fathers traveled across the ocean to find the freedom and riches that lay in the land undiscovered. The relentless history that towered the country made it one of the most developed countries. “But regardless of being one of the most advanced countries in the world, the United States...

Tackling poverty has become a central focus in Scottish education over the years. In the past decade, it has been given great prominence within government policy and attainment initiatives to support every child to ensure they succeed in life and ensure equity of achievement in education. However, Mowat (2017) argued that the current standing policies...

My article explores the historical significance and the effectiveness of the Hunger strike as a passive protest against perceived injustice. This exposition will debunk the socio-political significance of this practice’s significance with a particular focus on how Bobby Sands and Mahatma Gandhi are a form of non-confrontational protest. The analyses will involve exploring various forms...

When we open a discussion regarding poverty, we first have to understand what poverty is. The Scottish Poverty Information Unit defines poverty as “’Poverty is defined relative to the standards of living in a society at a specific time. People live in poverty when they are denied an income sufficient for their material needs and...

I was privileged to live in Sokoto state, a north-western part of Nigeria for three years where I see hundreds of children that roam the streets without knowing what to eat or having an idea of what their next meal could be and with the feelings of maybe they will survive the following day or...

Introduction The essay will focus on the older adults’ groups of mentally disordered people. The chosen vulnerable group are homeless with mental disorder. The vulnerability factors for this vulnerable group of mentally disordered older adult will be analysed and interpreted. The essay will put forward an argument of the multi-professional and multi-agency interventions which will...