If you are wealthy, you are loved and wanted. But if you are going through financial crisis, you are ignored by your dearones.

How terrible it is to feel unwanted?

Ah, the life of this poor soul
kissed who has not a woman.

Trouble with the government. Can’t work, but can’t get what you are due. In the meantime how do you survive?

Does popularity really do anything for you? The answer is no.

Screams.

Aisha Juma is a lady in her late forties, a single mom, self employed who found herself in a great tragedy which swept off everything she owned overnight. She is now helpless waiting for Good Samaritan to help her.

My feeling about the plight of the homeless, who very often are there through no fault of their own.

Now, in the worst recession known to man, it is the ordinary people and the poor that are suffering the most, not the Bankers, not the Politicians, not the rich. It is the “middle and working classes” that hurt the most. Food is desperately scarce, to have heating in the home, if you are lucky enough to still any, is essential. Otherwise, you freeze.

For the poor, the down-trodden, and the destitute.