What we do with the rewards of #familyprotection

In conjunction with @marynes5, since we have rewards for our contribution and personal experience with the social service that you all support, we bring food to the neediest children, the previous time we did it directly on the street, since it was our first time and We did not have a place to take the children to enjoy the food sitting, away from the sun and quiet.

This time, we meet people who have a backyard of their home spacious and casually is accessible, since it is in the center of the city, so we put to work again and we give a little joy to those children that in many opportunities they live in the street or they are in risk of being it. The people who lent us their home made constant social work and gave the children clothes so they were not dirty, together with them we managed to change their clothes and careless appearance and we gave a lunch to 50 children.

Thanks to each of you who contribute with your vote, thank you for thinking that children do not choose to be on the street and many times they do not even have to eat in days, many of them are under 10 years old and they roam the streets of the city rummaging through the garbage so we have to eat, we also find them in the entrances of establishments like bakeries and restaurants, where indeed those who buy there omit them for their insistence and appearance but, I insist they are not to blame for being in those terms.

As I commented @ marynes5 our goal is to distribute periodic food to these small children in street situation and we are achieving it. THANKS TO ALL.

The first time to be honest, we generated an overwhelming shock, when we talked with two children and asked them what they ate, they told us that only potatoes without anything, every day and at times they did not eat anything, they were two brothers and they asked us for more food to Take her third sister who was not there, the three children live in the street, do not know where their parents are.

As I mentioned on previous occasions, many of these children are left in government shelters because their parents do not have the means to feed them, nor send them to school, the shelters in my country receive money necessary to cover the needs of these children, but they never give them what they need, that's why we see them in the street asking for some coins to buy food or looking in the garbage.