Child lack of protection: 

All children need protection to satisfy their material and emotional needs; Without shelter, they cannot grow healthily or develop. Bullying, lack of education, malnutrition, child labor and domestic violence are some of the factors that threaten the well-being of children. Perhaps the best example of homelessness are the so-called street children, who are minors who do not have a roof over their heads.

Homelessness is usually a consequence of the deprivation of rights.

ITS CONSEQUENCES

Helplessness causes multiple consequences. Most of them are psychological, although in some cases there are also physical effects. The helpless subject may suffer sadness, unhappiness, fear and even despair. Emotional pain sometimes turns into trauma or leads to resentment and resentment. Homelessness linked to unemployment and economic hardship, on the other hand, can be related to material or external circumstances such as being homeless, lack of health services and labor exploitation and to issues such as being more susceptible to being a victim of harassment, insecurity, discrimination and other problems. This social isolation, in turn, increases the risk of falling into alcoholism, drug addiction and other scourges. Avoiding or reversing homelessness can be a moral obligation: no one should be indifferent to the suffering of others. In certain contexts, however, this obligation is legal since there is a responsibility established by law regarding the fate of another individual.

HELPLESSNESS IN THE JUDICIAL FIELD

The idea of ​​helplessness is also used in the judicial field. In criminal law, helplessness is referred to when someone does not receive the assistance or care that is considered appropriate. In this way, the person in question is a victim of the crime of omission of the duty to provide assistance. Although the classification depends on each legislation, it is usually established that this crime punishes the man or woman who does not help someone who is helpless and in obvious danger. In terms of civil law, homelessness is the result of failure to comply with the protection rights linked to the custody of children. The lack occurs when minors do not receive the material and moral assistance that their parents or guardians are obliged to provide them.

ABANDONMENT

Helplessness is the act and result of abandoning: leaving something or someone without protection. The idea of ​​amparo, meanwhile, refers to protection, shelter or refuge. When a person suffers from helplessness, they are neglected or abandoned. The situation assumes that there are no individuals or entities that provide you with the assistance or help you need.

CONCEPT OF HELPLESS

Helplessness can be understood in different ways or with different nuances depending on the context. For psychology, it is a feeling of helplessness and weakness that makes a subject, upon perceiving his or her inability to change or face a reality, leave aside the possibility of improvement, become resigned and need help to move forward. Helplessness can be recognized as an individual state: the person "feels helpless." The situation that causes her to register that sensation, on the other hand, is social, since she contemplates another who should come to her aid. As can be seen, subjectivity appears in the notion of helplessness. No one is in a position to deny someone who says they feel helpless; However, it could be noted that, in reality, the individual in question has support and has resources and tools at his or her disposal to overcome adversity.​

THE DEPRESSION

Homelessness is often associated with depression. Feeling abandonment and isolation generates anguish, promotes low self-esteem and leads to heartbreak. Those who are immersed in hopelessness, in this way, may suffer from depression or other mental illnesses. Beyond what is usually expressed in colloquial language, depression is a specific disorder that must be diagnosed by a specialist. As such, the treatment must be indicated by the professional, who has the necessary knowledge and instruments to help overcome emotional instability.

CAUSES OF HOMELESSNESS

Regardless of psychology and clinical conditions, there are numerous reasons that make a human being helpless. Faced with each cause, society can provide assistance or support:

LACK

The term lack refers to the lack or deprivation of something. It is a concept that comes from the Latin language (carentĭa). The verb lack, from the Latin carescĕre, means to lack a certain thing. Many times, a physical or mental deficiency implies the existence of a need. That is, needs are those situations in which the human being feels the lack or deprivation of something. When the level of lack is very intense, it becomes a need.

DEFICIENCY AS LACK OF CERTAIN NUTRIENTS

In medicine, deficiency is the lack of certain substances in the diet, especially vitamins. This type of deficiency can appear with a careless diet (fast foods, irregular schedules, etc.), when practicing an unbalanced diet in certain types of foods, due to poor conservation or cooking of foods, due to the consumption of certain steroids or even due to the consumption of harmful products such as tobacco, alcohol or other drugs, for example.

THE CONCEPT IN LAW, FINANCE AND INSURANCE

In the field of law, the term deficiency is also used. In this case, the same is used to refer to the absence of real estate that a person or an entity may have at the time of a seizure and also in an succession. In the field of economics, the grace period is the period within a loan during which only interest is paid and no principal is amortized. There is talk of total grace period for the period of the loan in which neither interest nor principal are paid. On the other hand, the grace period is also a period in which the new client of an insurer cannot enjoy certain services offered. That is, the insured pays premiums but does not receive the coverage provided in the policy.

DEFICIENCY IN PSYCHOLOGY

Psychology uses the concept of lack to refer to the continued absence of affection to which a person is subjected. In this sense, the deficiency is related to abuse. So much so that we often talk about what is known as emotional deprivation syndrome, which occurs especially in the early years of any person. It is at that moment when the lack of attention from his parents, specifically the mother, or simply their absence gives rise to the development of this problem. Thus, this situation will result in the individual in question having not only problems when it comes to maturing but also problems or disorders regarding behavior and even somatic types. Specifically, the aforementioned deficiency can produce minor language disorders in childhood, digestive problems of various types, learning problems or conflictive behavior such as manifest rebellion. In the case of adulthood, those who have suffered from this syndrome in question live in a situation of instability in their personal relationships, have problems within their family and relationships, have low self-esteem and are always looking to find someone. that gives you emotional stability. However, the disorder he has means that he will never find a partner who gives him 100% stability, due to his own insecurities and fears.

BEGGING

Begging is the action of begging and the state and situation of being a beggar. Whoever begs asks for alms or requests the favor of other people, supporting himself partially or totally in this way. For example: "The government promised that it will work to eliminate begging from the streets, generating employment for people who are forced to live off of charity", "Begging is solved in two ways: by giving work to the beggar who is able to of working and providing public assistance to those who are disabled”, “Begging on the streets of a rich city is outrageous.”

BEGGING TODAY

Nowadays, despite being in the 21st century, many people around the world are begging. What's more, sociologists and other scholars have been able to verify how a notable change has occurred in the aforementioned nation regarding beggars. Thus, if before they were mainly people with drug, alcohol or mental pathologies, now a considerable percentage of them are people with higher education and who had enjoyed a good job but who have lost everything with the crisis. what they had.

THE ORDERS

Typically, begging involves asking passers-by or motorists for money. The beggar can also set up at the door of an area (such as a church or a hospital) and ask for money from those who enter. It should be noted that, beyond money, beggars can request other things, such as food, clothing or medicine. What they obtain on the streets allows them to survive or improve their quality of life, if they receive income or some type of help from another party. There are multiple reasons that can lead a person to beg. Unemployment, an accident or health problem and old age are some causes that lead to the same issue: lack of resources. Begging, in any case, can be a choice due to a refusal to receive social help or even laziness (who prefers to ask for money and not work for it).

CHILD BEGGING

Child begging is one of the problems that authorities and non-governmental organizations are working the most to put an end to. And there is a large group of minors between 6 and 12 years old who in various countries are requesting alms in order to survive, both themselves and their families. It should be noted that in this case many of these minors beg because they are forced, pressured and even punished by their own relatives so that they go out to the streets to ask for money. Sometimes what these little ones even do is accompany their parents, who use them to awaken the sensitivity of the average citizen: as has been revealed, they can even be drugged to make them feel more sad.

MISERY

In order to know the meaning of the term misery, it is necessary, first of all, to discover its etymological origin. In this case, we can emphasize that it derives from Latin, exactly from the word "misery", which can be translated as "misfortune" or "misfortune". A word that was formed from the sum of these two lexical components:

Poverty implies not having the necessary resources to satisfy basic material needs. In other words: people who are in poverty do not have money to buy food, medicine, etc. They also do not have the possibility of accessing education and health services, to name two other drawbacks.

A slum, on the other hand, is a neighborhood with significant infrastructure problems. Known as favelas or shacks in some regions, in these areas there are precarious houses that usually lack sewers, natural gas and electricity. In the same way, we cannot ignore the existence of what is known as human misery. This term is used to refer to a person or people who manifest a clear lack of values, affection and even charity towards others.

Precisely one of the best-known novels by the American writer Stephen King (1947) is "Misery", which can be translated as "Misery". It was published in 1987 and is part of the horror genre. It tells the story of a writer who suffers a car accident and is curiously rescued from it by one of his fans. She will take care of him at first and it seems that it is all generosity. However, little by little, his intentions will be demonstrated: he will retain him and mistreat him until he returns to write a new novel in the series that he decided to conclude.

Misery, furthermore, is the condition of one who is miserable: base or abject; or, in another context, miserly: "In his attitudes you can see the misery that floods his soul", "I couldn't live with someone who embraces misery like him", "Leave misery aside and buy the little one a toy."

Among the many words that can function as synonyms for misery, taking into account the two meanings that it has, some stand out such as indigence, misfortune, misfortune, scarcity, lack, meanness, meanness or even greed. On the contrary, its antonyms include other words such as fortune, generosity or fortune, for example.