The document discusses the issues of poverty around the world. Over 1.7 million children die from poverty each year. Natural disasters like earthquakes can greatly increase poverty by leaving many people homeless and without resources, as was the case in Haiti and Japan. While government assistance in countries like the US helps many, there are still millions living in poverty. The document calls individuals to consider donating to help address global poverty and improve lives, especially for children.

1. 20,000
people die
from
poverty
each day.

2. m il lio n
1 .7 re n
c h ild o m
di e fr ty a
po .ve r
ye ar

3. In Haiti the earthquake
left millions homeless
hungry and missing
friends and family

4. Poverty is all
over the world
this chart
shows where
it’s better or
worse than
some other
places

5. The red space
in the middle of
Africa is the
worst affected
area of poverty

6. The robin hood
foundation is a
poverty aid
foundation
that helps
people in
poverty

7. Poverty has only been
getting worse and
worse everyday.

8. Natural disasters sometimes
have a BIG effect on poverty Ex:
The Japan earthquake in 2011
left many people homeless and
lost
In 2004 36.6 million people (in
the U.S) had family incomes
below the federal poverty
average.
Without the government help
there would 61 million people (in
the U.S) would be in poverty.

9. What about the other 36 million people in
the U.S is the government helping them.

10. They are not
planning on anything
getting better soon

11. How can each person
on this earth help
people in poverty

12. If even half of those 7 billion
people on earth could donate
10 dollars they would have 35
billion to help poverty
children around the world

13. • The United States poverty problems are not
getting any better we are just getting in debt
more and more we are already in debt 15
TRILLION DOLLARS!
• Africa remains the poorest continent in the
world they are the worst schooling and
education continent in the world.

14. Pictures From Google images besides last picture from
photography.a24media.com
Info from urban.org and earthsky.com