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The solution is simply to place all the children with families. In the United States the are 15 million children and 21% improvised with their family's incomes below the below the federal poverty threshold. The children without stable families will just be dropped off with stable families at random. There are plenty of couples and families who have no children and have money, so children living in poverty will have to join new families. This would solve the solution of orphans who are usually impoverished so there would be no need for organizations like the charity Kristin Chenoweth started.
That is the solution if the children have no family. If the children have a family we can just give them free meals for the rest of their lives. I mean if they can'y pay for the food why should they. The families need not have to pay if they have no money. Just image the skeleton of the children of begging for the food on the side of the street. If we give this meal deal to the children they won't be just skin and bones.
According to experts who have been consulted that best way to solve this issue is to do either of these solutions. The solutions I have presented are widely accepted and used. If you don't enact them you are part of the minority and are hurting the children.
Hey Sarah, I see where you are coming from and argument is backed up with a lot of support. I love how you constructed this blog and the mass communication terms are evident throughout the writing. The children going to a new stable family is an innovative but unlikely idea. Overall, good blog.
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