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This document discusses poverty and some organizations that work to address it. It defines poverty as lacking a socially acceptable amount of money or possessions. It then briefly outlines the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) which helped prevent a second Great Depression by taking troubled home mortgages off banks' books. It also mentions the National Anti-Poverty Association (NAPO) in Canada which acts as an advocate for communities in poverty. Finally, it provides a short overview of the international humanitarian organization CARE, describing its founding in 1945 and efforts to fight poverty through programs focused on women, children's education, health, and more.
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- 1. Poverty: A Continuous Cycle Haley Garr
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- 3. Population of 1 billion 2
- 4. TARP (Troubled Asset Relief Program) • Presented Sept. 19, 2008 by Henry Paulson • Home mortgages in America were “taken off the books of financial institutions in America, and on the books of the fed. gov. (Troubled)” • Prevented the U.S. from a second Great Depression
- 6. NAPO (National Anti-Poverty Association) • Canadian organization • Acts as “voice” for communities in poverty • No political affiliation • All board members have been touched by poverty
- 7. “Voice” of poverty 3
- 8. CARE • Began in 1945 during WWII • Non-profit organization • Directs efforts towards women • Fight poverty directly
- 9. Beginning of CARE 4 5
- 10. Aiding Emergency Funds 6
- 11. Children Education 6
- 12. Health for Mothers 6
- 14. Adaption to Climate Change 6
- 15. Enhancing Water Access 6
- 16. Works Cited • http://www.careforceinternational.ca/support-a- child/where/ • http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2011/12/inv estment-fund-manager-scammed-clients-us- charges.html • http://www.spokesman.com/blogs/olympia/2009/jan/ • http://www.historybyzim.com/2011/08/care-package/ • http://germanhistorydocs.ghi- dc.org/sub_image.cfm?image_id=2572 • http://www.care.org/