How to Talk to Kids about Homelessness

Summary This animation is a handy guide for parents and teachers, jam-packed with good advice on how to chat with kids about a pretty tough topic - homelessness. It's inspired by a helpful article from our Invisible People website and is all about encouraging our youngsters to understand, empathize, and be aware of the world around them. First up, we dive into what homelessness really means, breaking it down into kid-friendly language. We cover the main reasons why people might find themselves without a home, like losing a job, the sky-high cost of housing, and health problems. We're also here to bust some myths - homelessness can happen to anyone, regardless of who they are or where they come from. Next, we tackle the big question - how do you even begin to discuss homelessness with children? Well, we've got you covered. We've got some great tips on keeping the conversation real without freaking them out or making things too complicated. We believe in honest and appropriate answers to those tricky questions kids always seem to have, helping them see homelessness from a realistic and kind-hearted point of view. We've also included some cool ideas on how you and your kids can help make a difference. This might be volunteering at a local shelter, or joining in with events to spread the word about homelessness. We want to show kids that every little bit counts, and that they can help make the world a little bit better. So, this animation is all about opening up the conversation, understanding, and showing a little kindness towards the issue of homelessness - something that's often misunderstood and judged unfairly. We're going for a friendly but straightforward approach, making this video a top-notch tool for creating a caring, informed new generation. View more details

How to Talk to Kids about Homelessness

Directed : Mark Horvath

Written : Marijane Miller

Stars : Unknown

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Genres : Animation Short

Release date : May 25, 2023

Countries of origin : United States

Official sites : Invisible People's website Watch on YouTube

Language : English

Summary This animation is a handy guide for parents and teachers, jam-packed with good advice on how to chat with kids about a pretty tough topic - homelessness. It's inspired by a helpful article from our Invisible People website and is all about encouraging our youngsters to understand, empathize, and be aware of the world around them. First up, we dive into what homelessness really means, breaking it down into kid-friendly language. We cover the main reasons why people might find themselves without a home, like losing a job, the sky-high cost of housing, and health problems. We're also here to bust some myths - homelessness can happen to anyone, regardless of who they are or where they come from. Next, we tackle the big question - how do you even begin to discuss homelessness with children? Well, we've got you covered. We've got some great tips on keeping the conversation real without freaking them out or making things too complicated. We believe in honest and appropriate answers to those tricky questions kids always seem to have, helping them see homelessness from a realistic and kind-hearted point of view. We've also included some cool ideas on how you and your kids can help make a difference. This might be volunteering at a local shelter, or joining in with events to spread the word about homelessness. We want to show kids that every little bit counts, and that they can help make the world a little bit better. So, this animation is all about opening up the conversation, understanding, and showing a little kindness towards the issue of homelessness - something that's often misunderstood and judged unfairly. We're going for a friendly but straightforward approach, making this video a top-notch tool for creating a caring, informed new generation. View more details

Details

Genres : Animation Short

Release date : May 25, 2023

Countries of origin : United States

Official sites : Invisible People's website Watch on YouTube

Language : English

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