When children leave home for the big city, going back isn’t simple. This makes reuniting families difficult.
a member of society with something to contribute, a person who brings a strong hand
When people are invited to an event for the World Day for Overcoming Poverty (October 17), they sometimes ask, “What’s the point of this?”
heart-warming to read about Tanita and her community as they give each other a hand
In France, a guaranteed minimum income (RMI) gives one family the stability it needs to go beyond their day-to-day survival.
Europe was aware that, despite its prosperity, thousands of families were living hand-to-mouth
Children, young people in care describe harmful impacts of family separation. ATD UK contributes to UN Dialogue on Family Separation.
To provide the committee a first hand account of experiences in care, ATD collected
Mental anguish is a key element of poverty, yet often overlooked in the rush to examine external factors such as income, housing, and employment.
Participants suggested that having someone there ready to hold your hand and help
In November 2013, four interns: Antoine, Jean, Daniel, and Hector, entered the ATD Fourth World courtyard in Bangui. They had (…) Read more →
on a project to write and produce a DVD titled “Child of The World, Give Me Your Hand
Orleans Parish Prison Photo: Richard Ross On October 17 in New Orleans, Jaquin Thomas, age 15, apparently committed suicide in his cell (…) Read more →
For first hand accounts from families in poverty who experienced hurricane Katrina
When people are invited to an event for the World Day for Overcoming Poverty (October 17), they sometimes ask, “What’s the point of this?”
heart-warming to read about Tanita and her community as they give each other a hand
New UK report on remote family court during Covid-19 reveals casual disorderly process deciding the fate of children. ATD UK tells us more.
that if we were sat in court, I would have made a little squeak sound and put my hand
Cati, an educational assistant in one of the Alternative Education Clubs of the Policy Centre for Roma and Minorities in Bucharest, explains how her struggle for education for all is rooted in her own history.
On the other hand, it’s very hard for the families as they are only given 84 lei
