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ȘCOALA GIMNAZIALĂ „MIRON CRISTEA” TOPLIŢA, HARGHITA

ȘCOALA GIMNAZIALĂ „MIRON CRISTEA” TOPLIŢA, HARGHITA Str . Avram Iancu, nr. 4, Toplita, Jud. Harghita Tel./Fax: 0266342647     E-mail : mironcristea888@yahoo.com. Erasmus + schimbă vieți, deschide minți.

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ȘCOALA GIMNAZIALĂ „MIRON CRISTEA” TOPLIŢA, HARGHITA

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  1. ȘCOALA GIMNAZIALĂ „MIRON CRISTEA” TOPLIŢA, HARGHITA • Str. Avram Iancu, nr. 4, Toplita, Jud. Harghita • Tel./Fax: 0266342647     • E-mail : mironcristea888@yahoo.com

  2. Erasmus + schimbă vieți, deschide minți. Proiect de parteneriat strategic pentru susținerea schimbului de bune practici în domeniul școlar, proiecte doar între școli; Acțiunea cheie KA2 Proiect co-finanțat de Uniunea Europeană Disclaimer: Conținutul acestui material nu reprezintă, în mod necesar, poziţia oficială a Uniunii Europene.

  3. PROJECT`S TITLE: WORKING WITH MOVIES – MOVING PEOPLE AND THEIR IDEAS Number: 2016-1-TR01-KA219-035176_2

  4. WORKING WITH MOVIES – MOVING PEOPLE AND THEIR IDEAS C2 Saldus, LETONIA DIFFERENT SOCIAL BACKGROUNDS- presentation made by the VIIth graders

  5. Poor children There are just under four million children under the age of 18 in Romania. According to the United Nations about 32,000 children under the age of 14 are involved in child labour.The children of Romania have been affected by the recent economic, social and political changes. As parents have struggled to find employment, there has been an increase in poverty. Children living in these families sometimes face precarious situations such as labour exploitation, violence, and domestic violence. Many are ultimately taken into care.

  6. Poverty around the globe In the world, nearly one billion people suffer from hunger or malnutrition of which 170 million are children.

  7. A child under the age of dies every 5 seconds. About 30 million people die annually from malnutrition.

  8. Poverty Many children are forced by their parents to steal or to stay on the streetsandbeg money or food. Thesechildren stay in cold with ripped clothes without slippers!😟

  9. How do children perceive poverty? Poverty deprives children of educational opportunities, access to health services and healthy eating, adequate living and living conditions, family support and protection against violence.

  10. They feel excluded from society, have no friends. They aren`t allowed to do the same things as other children of the same age.             Poverty is very difficult because it takes away dreams, hopes and rights.

  11. What are the consequences?

  12. Foundations which help street people: • 1.Foundation Habitat For Humanity Romania • 2. Foundation Parada • 3.Foundation Pro Homini • 4.Foundation Samusocial • This Foundations are charity which aim to help children,families who are living on the street.

  13. Children ... invisible?!

  14. Children with parents working abroad ,, The child will not remember you for the material things you gave him, but because you really loved him. " (Robert I. Evans)

  15. Children whose parents are working abroad do not benefit from a normal family environment conducive to their harmonious development by not receiving the care and protection offered by an adult, either parent or relative.

  16. A Dead Parent The death of a loved one is difficult for everyone. Children feel the loss strongly. Parents are coping with their own grief. If a parent dies, the surviving parent faces the new responsibility of caring for the children alone. Grandparents, aunts, uncles and family friends are affected too.

  17. Childrenare experiencing powerful and difficult feelings. They want guidance about what these feelings mean and how to cope.

  18. Children ask thesequestions: How could something this unfair happen?How can I go on if I will never get to see this person again? Who wants to live in a world where this can occur? What’s going to become of our family now that this person is gone?

  19. Death is irreversible. In cartoons, television shows and movies, children see characters “die” and then come back to life. In real life, this is not going to happen.

  20. Children often need extra support and attention for a period of time. Children may worry that both parents will die and leave them alone. At these times, children may find comfort in knowing that, even if this highly unlikely event occurred, the family has a plan about who would take care of them.

  21. Background A parent’sdeath typically ends a child’s relationship with someone of central emotional

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