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(Questions)
- What would you do in that situation?
- Many don't care for others
- How do homeless people become homeless?

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questions
-  how do people get to the stage stage of being homeless
- why are their not more people helping these people.

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(In Relation to my life)
- If I was put in that situation I personally wouldn't be able to cope
- Thoughts of not able to communicate or see family
- Watching this clip has brought awareness to homeless people

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What is the reason they are homeless in the first place?
Why isn't there homeless shelter centers?

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Why do others think of homeless people as bad people?

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What questions :
Why do people say that they are going to help but never even do anything about it. It is such a real thing.

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Questions.
Why are we so selfish?
Why do people get to the stage of being homeless?

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questions...
why have i never payed attention to people on the streets?
why are people so selfish and not care to think of the situation that they may be in?

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how this relates to my life?
- just like the young girl i am also very attached to my family especially my mum so to not be with her would be really hard.

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(Emotional response)
*It made me angry when people were judging them.
*Made me a bit teary just seeing how hard to live in the streets and seeing what they have to go through daily.

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how it relates to my life:
makes me think how many times i have walked past homeless people on the streets and not payed any attention to them.
i now feel more aware of what their going through and makes we want to help out next time

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What stood out to me was that 160000 Australians are homeless and that most of them sleep really rough and that they struggle to find food.
Also that people go passed them treat them like they don't even exist, that was confronting.

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(Emotional Response)
- You would personally feel down without your belongings
- Judgements about the yourself and the situation you're in
- Kindness of strangers ( Keep your head up, you'll be able to get through this)
- Thoughts of not being able to see family

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What parts could you relate to:
I have never thought about this much at all. So for me it would have to be to be more aware of how this is acctually a real thing and needs to be looked at.

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What parts can I relate to?
I can relate to those people that walked past the homeless people. Makes me think about how selfish I am to not care enough to help them

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emotional response:
its so hard to believe that girls my age and younger are out sleeping rough and face things that no one should ever have to face which makes me very sad

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emotional response
- i was worried about their safety
- when people were calling them names it really upset me.

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What parts made me have an emotional responce:
the way that people have already judged the homeless and dont want to have anything to do with them.

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Emotional Response:
It makes me angry to think that young girls are at a much higher risk of their safety.

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How it relates to my life is that safety is a big key from me and being able to sleep somewhere without being disturbed by strangers.
about 8000 Australians sleep rough and are at risk of violence especially women.

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What stood out to me was how giving someone in need something little like a coffee can make such a big difference on their day, and how selfish people can be.

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what stood out to me:
-116,000 people are homeless in Australia
- the public rarely gives out change/anything to those in need

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my emotional respond to this episode, made me feel sad, confronted, and worried for them.

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Things stood out to me:
*  When fortunate people just go past the beggars and not even giving anything to them.
* The struggle being in their position

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what stood out to me?
- that homeless people are outcasts in our society.
- how hard it is for them to ask for money.

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What things stood out to me:
1. the fact that people look at homeless people as filthy things and that they do not want to help.
2.That sociity  looks at the homeless people as its their fault and so they dont want to help.

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- Across Australia 116,000 people are homeless
- 8,000 Australians sleep rough
- 40,000 are under the age of 25
- 40% of homeless people are women
- 1 out of 10 Australians have slept rough
- 1/3 Australians give money to beggers
- 3 1/2 million Australians help out organisations that look after the homeless