· by volunteering, people gain experience and initiative which can lead to jobs.

· education is necessary to help eliminate poverty.

· people require emotional support from caregivers.

· youth should feel that there is light at the end of the tunnel (that someone is out there to help).

· no matter how materialistically poor you are, love is the greatest thing you can have.


· not having a loving, caring family is a form of poverty.

· government officials at each level and people in power need to look at the issues more seriously and take them to heart.

· we need more non-school affiliated trained professionals in our schools. (i.e. psychiatrists).

 

· cost-free special activities and programs should be implemented in our schools; students should not be obligated to pay for activities that are a part of the school curriculum.

· each one of our hands can make a difference.

· communication breaks barriers.

· every child needs an adult to look up to as a role model.

· adults need opportunities to continue learning (i.e. vocational training).

· consumers and the government alike should take action on their views on child labour.

· love, friendship, and affection are essential riches.

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