By Simon Kipsang
As the government struggles to uplift Old – Aged and orphans, it should also be aware of our brothers and sisters in the streets. They are needy and in pathetic conditions, they are Kenyans and future leaders in their states. They also dream of great future despite their state, they are not garbage but human beings from the womb of a mother who struggled and managed to finish nine months. In one way or the other, may be problems overweight her or met his last breath during labour and passed on leaving the child helpless and hopeless
Now the children are in the streets, no school, no food, no shelter and their future looks dim, they wish they could live like other people. Their life is full of stress, pain and deep hurting thoughts. Life is a dark definition to them, they feel like they don’t deserve to live but they still have a chance to survive like other human beings. The government should also recognize them, they should also pocket something at the end of the month or even have something to place on “their plates” even just a conducive environment will make them feel loved
They were not born to suffer and it’s not their wish to suffer, as government build public houses to rent they should also remember the little innocent human beings in the streets who doesn’t know what shelter is; they only recognize outside as their shelter. The Red Cross should think of a way to help them, even individual can do. Why sleep in a mansion when you’re fellow sleeps outside as his home with empty stomach? Sad. A plate of rice to them will direct abundant blessings to whoever will do, love is a vital thing in life and we should try to execute to our fellow creatures, Church organizations should also intensify on helping and even becoming close to them. As a country of unity, love and peace, let’s show love, make their minds have peace and make them know that we are one.