Who are those folks you're talking about?
The children on welfare?
Their mothers?
That's 1% of the population at large, ya know.
While I am not offended by your mistaken assumption..... No. I wasn't referring to the women and children for the most part, however, in posting that I must also add that there are things women at home can do and many do to improve their living conditions... as for children, as they grow and mature, there are many things available for them to also do that prove to be as much of a benefit to them as it is to their immediate community. Yet, again, I wasn't referring to the women and children.
We have some major issues in America in dealing with our handicapped and physically disabled. For many things misunderstood, there should always be a purpose given to individuals for them to not loose interest in living their lives to the fullest possible potential. Instead... well... we issue checks for YEARS. Why? Well, because we don't seem to have a clue how to address the real key to curing the real issue at hand... the mental health of the individual.
That is just one point, there are many.