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Homeless people in U. K.

Providence Row is a small charity in the East End of London.
East end is one the poorest areas in the UK with homeless people.
Providence row was founded by Monsignor Daniel Gilbert, a young priest in 1860 in the Victorian time. This charity has a back ground of values which includes helping every body in need no matter what their beliefs are.

A man living in the streets with no money and no extra clothing with only a little bit of food.

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See our interviews about Providence Row.

What do you do to help the homeless people in the East End?

How do you find the homeless people?

When you help them, do you give them money so they can buy houses?

Do you know any other charities that were started in this area?

Do you know any other areas in the UK that might be poor?

Do you now any other charities that help you now matter what religion you are?

By Fahmida, Aqib & Rubina

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