"I -" Homeless "in a living state!"

[Детективное агентство ИКС-Инфо.]

"Alexey Akchurin.
We are homeless.
We are not people ... for you. We are, of course, living beings, yes. So far, alive.
After all, a homeless person can offend anyone. Everyone who wants it. Any person who is offended by life can recoup on another, on the one who is below status.
Of course, we look untidy. We smell bad. It is clear that being near us is not too comfortable for you. But you don’t leave! You scold, beat us, such people as you! And at the same time, professional beggars sitting at train stations, standing on the church porch, receive from you thousands a day!
I am homeless. I have no housing, no registration, no SNILS, no medical policy. If I die on the street, the doctors will have problems: where to put the corpse? I lived in THIS country for 20 years (TWENTY !!!) without housing and registration, more than 10 years without citizenship. January 8th anniversary celebrated, hehe. And finally, I got tired of it !!!!
In short, that's enough! Sorry, who will suffer (hehe) But I still go out. That is, I walked down the street before, but somehow I didn’t notice anything ... And now the number of homeless people is about to equal the population of the country! So sorry, if anything, but if you see my physiognomy nearby, you better not beat homeless people at that moment ) This is not safe. "

“This is me and my little son. The only homeless people in the world are captain 1st rank and his son, born in St. Petersburg. What is it?
Alexander Zubov "

"Now I work as an administrator in a large company. Actually - no stake, no yard, no prospects to get my own housing ... A rented apartment with which my sister can ask at any time for several hundred kilometers in Tmutarakan.
I’ve been left without work, money, or a roof over my head several times - but as they say where ours didn’t disappear ... Yes, actually, we have such works - outwardly everything seems to be in order., Everything is fine ... And if you look closely, we are the real "homeless" and ....
Alexey Pavlenko. "

Homeless
Homeless - a colloquial word used in journalism and ordinary vocabulary, denoting a person without a specific residence and occupation. How many of these in Russia - no one knows. Statistics do not take them into account, because many do not have a passport or registration. And who needs them? Few people are interested in the fate of homeless people .... Only this problem does not cancel ...
In fact, many Russian citizens who do not have their own housing are homeless. Many have a residence permit, they work, but they live in rented apartments. Now they can earn, pay for an apartment ... but what will happen to them when they retire? What awaits them in the future in the absence of affordable housing?
Families living with parents in the same apartment are in a similar situation. In some cases, 2-3 families live under the same roof. There are a lot of such people in our country. These are not alcoholics, not drug addicts, these are normal people, law-abiding citizens. It’s just that some kind of drama happened in their life, for example, they lost their divorce and their apartment. But some of them are already in their retirement age or retired.
The second category of homeless people is people who had their own housing, but they lost it thanks to the “black realtors”. "Black Realtors" find their clients in transactions related to the sale of real estate, offer favorable conditions, and sometimes they just look for single people and, under various pretexts, pouring a glass or two, make them sign something. As a result, a person is left without an apartment.
The third category of homeless people is alcoholics, who, in order to eat and buy their “potion”, collect bottles, beg, and sometimes steal (or look for everything that lies badly). But alcoholics or drug addicts are not born, they become. Many of them lost their homes. You can’t get a job without a residence permit, and they gradually get used to street life. Few of them return to normal society. After all, if initially a person does not see a way out of this situation, there is no one to support him, he will eventually come to terms with such a life. But you cannot call this category of people lost .. And there are clear examples of this. For several consecutive years I went to the Bolshekulachinsky Monastery, where the abbot was Abbot Vitaliy (Klyaritsky). He mercifully gave homeless people a shelter in the monastery, provided them with food, helped them restore documents. And these people eventually changed their lifestyle, returned to normal society, got a job. Although they created a lot of problems. Many parishioners and higher authorities did not understand Abbot Vitaly. But he so fulfilled his duty to the Lord and civic duty. Thousands of people passed through the monastery, whom he helped in a difficult moment. I talked to many of them. They came here broken, lost faith in themselves, tired and with an extinct look. And after 2-3 months they were not recognized. They became completely different people and went on to build their lives. Now hegumen Vitaliy is the rector of the monastery in Samokhvalovo. He still fulfills his duty as a clergyman and citizen of Russia, and also helps people who find themselves in difficult situations. (You can read more about him on the website samohvalovo.ru)
In our country, many monasteries accept the homeless and take care of them. But without the help of the state, this problem is still impossible to solve.
Homelessness must be addressed at the government level. It is necessary to build social housing, create rehabilitation centers for the homeless, where psychologists would work with them. Homeless people need help with document recovery and job placement. Of course, some homeless people are completely satisfied with their life. But much more than those who, not seeing the way out, are trying to survive as it turns out. If they are not helped in a timely manner, they will degrade over time and will no longer be able to return to normal society. But among them there are many children ...
In general, if this problem is still not paid attention at the highest level, the army of homeless people will only grow. With all the relevant consequences for the state and society.
In large cities, there are centers of social adaptation, where people who suddenly find themselves homeless, without money, can get help. Anyone can go there. They will not refuse. The hungry will be fed, barefoot - shod. Old women and old women with the support of the center will be able to achieve a normal pension, and not ridiculous handouts, to fill out disability. Homeless children who beg for a trifle at stores will be attached to boarding schools. People who have irrevocably lost their documents and are in distress because of this - after all, we all know that “without a piece of paper you are a bug” will restore their passports and will again become full citizens. Even those who were in prison and because of this lost everything - friends, relatives, the position of society, work, a roof over their heads - can return from the very depths of hell to a normal life, if only they themselves want and put in force to it.
Such a center can not only help a person to rejoin the society, but also heal his soul. Successful social adaptation also implies spiritual rebirth. A man exhausted by hardships, destitute, with a sick soul - can easily stumble and fall even deeper into the pit of suffering, humiliation, need and evil. Therefore, churches are often located at centers of social adaptation. But one such center in the city of a million is certainly not enough.
What makes a person? What makes it significant in society? This is the education that he received, and, as a result, labor in his chosen field. But without education, the soul is dark, without labor, it falls into idleness and inclines to sin, and without spiritual purity, without the meaning of life, without faith, without retribution for good, without justice - and all labor is joyless.
If a developed (as they say!) Educational system and a developed (as they say!) Employment system still generates homeless and destitute people, this means that the most important component is missing - the spiritual education of the nation.
Everything is interconnected here, everything clings to one another. An uneducated and dark person does not want to search for the meaning of life, does not want to work - it is easier for him to steal, beg, roam, he does not see the point of straining his forces. A person who does not receive enough payment for his work, sick, poor, aged - will also steal, beg, roam or just die, forgotten by all. Why so? Also from a lack of spiritual development. But this time, the callousness of those around us, the vileness of the powerful of this world, an unclean conscience that allows you to torment people or simply not notice their suffering is to blame. As for people who tried to instill spiritual values, but did not inspire respect for work, they can also go down, lounging, falling into alcohol and drug addiction, because all the spiritual guidelines that the young people tried to show remained meaningless words. This layer of "disappointed" also gives rise to criminals, drug addicts, beggars and tramps.
Victor Hugo said that the diseases of the people do not kill a person. But what do these common diseases of society - unemployment, poverty, vagrancy - do with fragile souls? I often see children asking for money on the street. They hustle around entertainment centers, at stalls, at supermarkets. There are no adults near these children, they are poorly dressed when it is cold outside - they pull the collars of old jackets over their heads, breathe under the jacket, trying to warm themselves. And they smoke - also to keep warm and to curb hunger. They are pale and painful. They are so dirty that it is unclear whether they have a house or these children sleep under bridges, in underpasses, in the sewers ... Will they be able to eat at alms or will they smoke and smell glue? Or maybe some “uncle”, for whom they really beg, will take the money from them at all?
There are not so few people who can be taught literacy and work. There are not so few people who can be taught good. There are few people who are able to give good lessons coupled with education. At least to these children. And even better - to their parents, who left the child to the mercy of fate. Better yet, the whole community.
A monastery that gives shelter to an outcast is a way to salvation, but not everyone will have the strength and courage to step on it and go through this difficult path. Work and endless humility await him before the soul turns to the light. A rehabilitation center is a path to prosperity, a chance to return to normal life, but not everyone will have the willpower not to sink to the bottom again. Only global changes, the comprehensive development and improvement of the education, employment and spiritual education of the nation can cure these three diseases: unemployment, poverty and vagrancy.

source: professionali.ru/Topic/32637539
Sergey Pozdnyakov

 

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