this presentation is about beggary in pakistan and its consequences and rehabilitation for beggars in country

1. By
AliRaza
2k17/sw/12
Department of social
work, university of sindh jamshoro
Presentationtopic
“Beggary“

2. Beggary
Or
Begging
Definition
A token of gift as
a money
Imploring others
to grant a favor

3. Beggingas a business
 Oldest profession
 Lucrative business
 Beggars don’t want to do odd jobs or hard
labor work
 Very professional activity – own working
hours, dress code, working places
 Mastery in art of begging

4. Types of beggars in society
 Children beggars
 Physically handicapped beggars
 Diseased beggars
 Mentally handicapped beggars
 Transgender beggars
 Old age beggars

8. Effectsof beggary
 Beggars largely depend on what they get from
the people and this is infect a big problem
because they start to depend totally on this and
stop finding any other source of income.
 Now, they have become burden to the society
and they infect forcefully made their children to do
the same.
 The cruelest part of beggary is that they
sometimes allow doing anything to their own body

9. Effectsof beggary
 Its leads to prostitutions & drug
addictions
 They are disturbing economic system as
there is unequal distribution of wealth
 They are disturbing health system by
spreading communicable diseases

10. Pakistani Lawand RehabilitationforBeggary
 According to contemporary estimates, there are
between two and twenty-five million beggars in
Pakistan
 According to Pakistan law, begging can take you
to jail for three years and also, parents whose
children are begging can be arrested and jailed
for three years.

11. Pakistani Lawand RehabilitationforBeggary
 In 2011, the Lahore High Court ruled that the
government should strictly enforce laws to
discourage “professional beggary,” set up homes
for the destitute, and improve charity
disbursements for the poorest.
 The Sindh cabinet has imposed a ban on child
beggary and directed the social welfare
department to pick up children begging at traffic
intersections and in streets and rehabilitate them
at welfare centers.

12. PakistaniLawandRehabilitationforBeggary
 Government of Punjab took the first step toward
eradication of beggary and Department of Social
Welfare established a Beggar’s Home in Lahore
in the year 2014.

13. ADMISSION PROCEDURE IN BEGGARS REHABILITION
CENTERS IN PAKISTAN
 Beggars halted by police and brought to the Beggar’s
Home
 All particulars of each beggar are recorded in a
register and later interviewed by Social Welfare
Officer who prepares the case history of each beggar
 Most of the beggars probably do not have identity
cards therefore, NADRA is taken on board for special
provision and preparation of the identity cards of
these beggars. To extract authentic information from
them, their families is contacted
 In case of a child beggar, he/ she is referred to Child
Protection Bureau. However, in case of a child
accompanying a female beggar (mother) and those

14. Facilities for beggars IN BEGGARS REHABILITION
CENTERS IN PAKISTAN
 Boarding and lodging
 Medical treatment
 Vocational trainings
 Religious education
 Rehabilitation
 Legal support
 Follow up
 Security agency

15. Refferences
 Book/ social work/by Asghar Ali/page no 117to
122
 https://www.slideshare.net/akashshil/beggary-
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 https://kuscholarworks.ku.edu/bitstream/handle/1
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