No kid deserves to grow up worrying about not having a enough food to eat and not having a roof over there head 🙏

@MissG8340

23 күн бұрын

As long as these parents have kids they will always have a roof over their head That’s why they don’t stop reproducing they see it as a cash machine

@user-kf8uh3ug7m

19 күн бұрын

They talk about white privilage but in reality white working class families are struggleing to put food on the table. My heart gies out to them😢.

@WyzszaKalibracjaPerspektyw

14 күн бұрын

​@@MissG8340My neighbours which are the worse people ever just had another kid they have about 6 kids btw

God Bless that little Boy, Kai, in the first segment. He so DOES want a Holiday but his love and loyalty to Mum is saying the opposite. What a caring little soul ..

@nooostone3167

22 күн бұрын

His mom should get rid of the unemployed stepdad that shes also paying for if she cares about her kids he should go get a job lazy bum

OMG. The boy that said "being rich isn't a good thing. You're just buying things but it doesn't make you happy". Truer words never uttered.

@watchmenstudios

6 күн бұрын

Food makes them "happy" and you need to be rich to do that now...Period..Fact

My mum loves me that much she bought me a tablet . That little boy is absolutely adorable . They deserve the world and more.

Utterly heartbreaking. 'I'm saving up money in my piggy bank and I will try and lend her as much money as possible'. What an absolute darling Kai is. All these children deserve so much better. Only a failed society would allow this to happen.

@trishaprett7721

20 күн бұрын

I live in an Irish seaside town,Would love to host them for a holiday,As a pensioner I cannot afford tickets,but I could feed them.

@LuciThomasHardylover-qx6ts

19 күн бұрын

That's a lovely thought. I'm sure that if you do some googling you should find charities looking for hosts. Someone across the road from my mum gave country holidays to children from inner cities for years, another friend hosted people for The Medical Foundation for Victims of Torture and gave them and often their families a holiday out of hostel accommodation in the city. Good luck with your good intentions! 🥰🕊️

Beautiful kids understanding mum’s struggles and lack of money so he doesn’t put any pressure on her ask for things she can’t afford. My heart goes out to families like that. I grew up just like Kai.

@trishaprett7721

20 күн бұрын

❤

All of the parents in this video should be extremely proud of all they’re putting in, the most well mannered and polite children. These little ones don’t deserve to have to consider so much, and nor do their families ❤️

@kalliskivike

10 күн бұрын

I don't think you saw the last family young children during bedtime near end of the video 😅 I think overall they skip most of those scenes tho

This video is a perfect example of why children end up being drug runners or dealers. Grow up with nothing and you can become vulnerable to the idea of quick money, therefore more at risk of being groomed by high end dealers. If a young kid gets offered 100 a day when they've grown up in poverty then most will snatch that chance

@MissG8340

23 күн бұрын

I agree but again comes down to education, support and parental guidance Easy money has bad consequences and they need to realise that It’s all just a vicious cycle and I feel it’s just a blame game where ppl end up moaning and whinging as opposed to actually doing anything about it Action needs to be taken not them being spoon fed everything even though they are They don’t have to pay for a lot of things someone who doesn’t have benefits do so there’s absolutely no excuse for lack of opportunities If you see they moan about about a bigger house whereas given their situation financially they should appreciate having a roof and being kept safe they should be being taught that so they can appreciate what they do have and work hard for a better future for themselves

@tashaax1993xanimalloverx

23 күн бұрын

All good saying this as an adult yea...their children they csnt 'realise' thsse things that's the point

@tashaax1993xanimalloverx

23 күн бұрын

​@@MissG8340I heard the kid say he don't care his house is small and he would lend his mum money if need be as long as their not homeless....so don't know where u got this from..

@tashaax1993xanimalloverx

23 күн бұрын

​@@MissG8340r u watching the same documentary? The mother works full time...yet is still struggling ...this is thr point being made here ffs u even thought they were on benefits...due to how bad the system has got here in the UK

@tashaax1993xanimalloverx

23 күн бұрын

No its a perfect example of why Britain is no longer British

2 minutes in and I’m already crying. Children deserve better, there is no excuse in for this in a country as rich as the U.K. I’m a self employed single mum, constantly knackered and everything goes to my kids. Life is hard but this makes my heart bleed for these poor babies.

@misssamjh

24 күн бұрын

We are not a rich country anymore. Too much immigration means not enough houses or doctors or dentists or schools, or benefits. You are a single mum. Why is Dad not helping? Why should I, as a tax payer, help you? What is your solution?

@Sajid_A829

24 күн бұрын

@@misssamjh using immigration as a scapegoat, typical. you lot really cant hold any responsibility for yourselves? no wonder your nation is down the gutter.

@rusty5078

24 күн бұрын

​@@misssamjh Do you know what our wealth is? Not rich you say? 😂😂😂😂 funny guy

@misssamjh

24 күн бұрын

@@rusty5078 No I don't. You tell me, with links please.

@amber588

24 күн бұрын

@@rusty5078 WHAT DO you mean by "our"? What are you referring too?

If you don’t have money to support children or even yourself , why having so many children ? It’s parents responsibility to raise and pay for children expenses not government ….

@XWoodbineX

18 күн бұрын

This. No one NEEDS 5 kids

@cassie8168

17 күн бұрын

Who are you? Some of these are not relying on the government entirely. Some are waiting on homes to fit them in. And why shouldn't they. There's two people living in a three bedroomed house across from me PAID by the council. They are bringing their kids up to be respectable they are doing enough. I work full time and can just about afford to do it all for me and my one daughter. Get of your high horse!

@verenamaharajah6082

17 күн бұрын

Many people start off with a job, a home and good health, but any of these things can change at any time due to circumstances beyond their control. Some of these lone mothers have managed to escape abusive marriages or partners. There’s all sorts of reasons families end up in these situations. What is needed is compassion, not judgement.

@billcheung4439

10 күн бұрын

parents do not care what they children do out side on street only enjoy in home some happen children to say gov.&dept.or local people responed

@leptir7110

6 күн бұрын

IMATI PETERO ,ČETVERO ,TROJE DJECE JE NEODGOVORNO ,SKUPITI NOGE ,KORISTITI KONDOME ,EDUKACIJA ITD

I think this is a very important thing to get this across, I will hit the like button not for the subject but for bringing it to the masses.

@sophiawow3541

24 күн бұрын

I agree!

I don’t care what religion a person is, what county they come to the UK from children are children, innocent and dependant. It’s heart wrenching to see these little people suffering instead of enjoying being kids and their youth which should be their best years. Rental prices are scandalous in the UK and should be capped. Food prices cost of living it’s literally unmanageable when you work let alone when you can’t. Everybody’s situations is different but at the end of the day it’s these little babies who are feeling the pain and it’s this which turns young people in to drug dealers, runners and to crime. The knock on effect from such living conditions can continue way in to adulthood and beyond often affecting one’s mental health. We need change right now to alter the future for our next generation and beyond. There’s a section of this video with a little boy on the park crying, I don’t care who you are, that will touch a nerve for anybody who witnesses it. No child anywhere should ever suffer over something as simple as basic living. Tonight when I sit down for a meal I’ll as usual think of all those out there who won’t have that, this disturbs me an awful lot. I pray for change although I’m pretty optimistic about the possibility..

@barmy_irooni

18 күн бұрын

Don’t who you are female or male but absolutely great meaningful words well said 👏👏 God bless you

@factcheckersbranch

4 күн бұрын

Absolutely 💯👍

@user-sx3pc4dj3r

7 сағат бұрын

Globally, this is normal. To not live like this is a privilege.

I am coming from Bulgaria. There was no universal credit, no housing and even now is very little help, but at 15 I was already working hard the land that had little money value but gave us food. In Eastern Europe not many are waiting for the government to step in and replace parents responsibilities. By 20, if you are not coming from a wealthy family, you know how to run a household, basic plumbing, carpeting and you work from the dawn until dusk. Channel 4 should do a similar documentary in Eastern Europe so they can learn a thing or two about poverty.

@veronikamoserov1751

11 күн бұрын

Yes to that! I am from Easten Europe as well and my parents had 4 jobs between them so they can support us 3 kids. They wanted a 4th kid but simply cound not afford that so they did not have one

@SkatzyGames

22 сағат бұрын

This is about children in England having to deal with poverty. not people in Bulgaria. yes there a lots of people in poverty all over the world but I think we can all agree that no child should wherever they are.

@veronikamoserov1751

20 сағат бұрын

​@@SkatzyGames but I see it as the parents fault. They have multiple.children and struggling yet they bring more to the world and to their poverty situatiom

@SkatzyGames

20 сағат бұрын

@veronikamoserov1751 and what makes you think these "parents" are not working? Or not doing their best to provide for them already. Do you know them personally?. The guy wanted to build extensions for his family and disabled kid, I can assume he works hard for his family already. And he has every right to ask the government about support, but they won't help and its that part you refuse to have empathy for It's not the parents' fault, it's the government's, end of.

God love nyla she deserves the world for her maturity and the massive support she is to her dad. I hope nothing but the best for the whole family and to all the children and parents out there struggling doing there best we see you and you are not forgotten ❤

@piiinkDeluxe

23 күн бұрын

Maturity means she was robbed of her childhood

Kasim’s older sister is incredible, I can’t believe she’s only 13. To have those financial fears at that age is just devastating. My mum was a single mum with myself and my younger brother and we struggled but I was never made aware of it. I was the same age as Kasim’s sister when we became a one parent family and I think I was so lucky to be sheltered from my mums worries. When I look back, all I can think of is how proud I am of my mum for allowing my brother and I to stay children for as long as we did. We were poor but blessed. I cried for these beautiful children, they’re not only robbed of little luxuries but robbed of their childhood too. This should never happen in a country as rich as this, it’s heartbreaking.

@MissG8340

23 күн бұрын

I understand what your saying and it sounds like your mum did an amazing job. We do live in a “rich” country where the “little luxeries” that these families have that a 3 Rd world countries would give anything for are 1. Food banks 2. Charity help 3. Free education - huge luxury many kids would do anything. For 4. Free housing - a lot of ppl in other country’ssleep on the street 5. Free money ie universal credits which consist of child benefit So I think it’s all perspective This is a rich country and it is doing a lot but only if you see past a luxury life and can these families can actually see what they are getting Tell them to live in a 3rd world country for a week and they won’t come back unappreciative rather prob motivated to do better Everybody is so caught up with keeping up with the Jones’s that they think their life is so bad Stop comparing to other people, the government which takes our taxpayers money looks after you Of course your not going to get get everything on top of the basics if you did then why would anyone work? Why would anyone bother doing anything Of course human instinct would be to take the easy route If you want luxuries work hard and take the hard route

@danielcunningham6727

23 күн бұрын

@MissG8340 you do realise most people do have jobs and work hard but still struggle right?

@MissG8340

23 күн бұрын

@@danielcunningham6727 of course i understand some ppl work, i work myself and I have responsibilities I do believe it comes down to money management Often ppl want to “treat” themselves and put themselves in debt or dnt spend the money on essentials first They want instant gratification

@odd_shoes

23 күн бұрын

@@MissG8340 I don't see the point of your comment. Is it just the usual moaning about people on benefits and the ignorance of the whole situation? It sounds like you are very lucky and think that it's 'them' that should experience a third world, not all of us. You are blaming 'them' for their situation. You are saying that it's 'them' that are willingly not getting a job. You think that 'they' don't deserve anything 'on top of the basics', but you do, because you apparently try harder. Idiot.

@Emma-um4cr

22 күн бұрын

I agree that is a young girl with adult worries is heartbreaking 💔

“The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little.” -Franklin D. Roosevelt

There is no excuse for a rich country to allow children to suffer like this . This is heartbreaking. This is so tragic

@Craig121000

23 күн бұрын

Look at you, giving it all the large - you've done nothing to make Britain greater.

@MissG8340

23 күн бұрын

Suffer??? They have a roof over their head free education yeh it’s not ideal some of them are getting moved in hostels and hotels but they still have a safe place to sleep

@Bringon-dw8dx

23 күн бұрын

They have parents who keep choosing to procreate. We can’t just keep funding the lifestyle of people who don’t work, whilst many professionals couples desperately save for a decade (sometimes missing their fertile window) because they don’t want to bring children into poverty.

@scottking869

23 күн бұрын

No tts the simple fact you cant live with just one parent like use to​ cause of the cost of everything. Its a crap system@Bringon-dw8dx

@samdasilva1914

20 күн бұрын

What about parental responsibility? If you are struggling financially why have more children?

It used to be the case that people traditionally at risk of ending up on the streets were running away from abusive relationships, struggled with mental illness, or had substance abuse problems. This is no longer the case. Even relationship breakdowns didn't previously cause homelessness as housing was affordable, even for a single-earning household. The cost of living is now so high that people struggle to get on the housing ladder without the privilege of someone helping them out, either by letting them stay with them for very low rent or by helping them with a deposit. This puts poor people at the mercy of landlords who have the right to sell their property with a month's notice or raise rents consistently over time. It also used to be the case that if you worked full time, you could pay rent, bills, food, save for emergencies, and still have enough money left over to go on holiday. 14 years of Tory rule has seen the biggest reduction in the quality of life in 150 years. People need to understand that everyone is at risk of homelessness and poverty if made redundant or they become seriously ill or have a serious accident due to the cost of living crisis. I don't understand why people are so quick to blame people desperately struggling when they should really be pointing the finger at the government.

And rishi sunak has yet declared cuts for disabled ppl 🙄

@lovefive5733

18 күн бұрын

I know, it's disgusting. Let's hope Labour get in to power 😊

@goodnightmyprince6734

15 күн бұрын

This man is trying to kilo us

@emptyhad2571

13 күн бұрын

@@lovefive5733Labour isn’t Labour anymore

@factcheckersbranch

4 күн бұрын

Yes, Sunak the billionaires husband. Don't vote Labour and certainly don't vote Conservative it's all a scam

Shit cuts deep was 15 when i was first homeless lasted 9 years on and off. The government failed me and the side effects have destroyed my adult life. Im currently 31 fighting daily against the struggles from the past and the trauma. I pray all children all around the world are kept safe, protected and well looked after because all children are innocent.

@thepharcyde5239

20 күн бұрын

Like the children that murdered James Bulger. Were they innocent.?

@Nonya-Mo-F-King-BiZz

20 күн бұрын

To some degree. Bad parenting, lack of guidance, love, lots of factors in place. If they were raised in better circumstances they would have turned out better. Kids shouldnt be to blame for their actions, their parents should for allowing their child to ever believe its acceptable to act in any ill manor✊🏾 if my kid grows up and leaves the house with a knife and kills someone, i failed as a parent. I allowed my child to be exposed to SHIT am the only one to blame for them being Shit people. You want your kid to be good, earn their respect. I behave in a manor and am always mindful of what my nan would think. She taught me to have morals and respect. Shes been dead 15+ years✊🏾 goes a long way, your comment shows nothing but a lack of understanding. But GG you've been enlightened hopefully it helps u in life 💙

@amelisa2656

20 күн бұрын

Count your blessings that you were born in a country like the UK where you have one of the most generous welfare system is the world. Your parents failed you too, not just the government. You are your parents responsibility first and foremost! Taxpayers money should be used just to fill the gap. Covid shutdown was an example when governments must step in.

@MrHighRaw

20 күн бұрын

@@thepharcyde5239 If I find you a man with one arm, one leg and no teeth will you also use that as an example that all men look like that? You can find an exception to any rule but you shouldn't use it to generalise. Kids don't murder other kids often, which is why you're using an example from 20 years ago.

@Nonya-Mo-F-King-BiZz

19 күн бұрын

@@amelisa2656 believe me i do as much i did not recieve the benefits of the welfare system the streets of birmingham are extremely rough but considering what happens elsewhere in the world i was still very blessed! I survived many do not make it through, i am eternally greatful for the blessing to come through the flames💙

Also crying after starting to watch this, but so grateful that these kids have a fantastic supportive and understanding teachers. Hoping these kids will be okay ❤

These video swells my heart a lot. Thank you for this documentary. I wish that things will get better for these three young kids and their families.

It’s these types of stories that stops me from taking my life and to be more appreciative of what I have as people are going through a lot worse. Especially for these children it’s heart aching to hear. It’s even more painful in a country such as the UK where there should be more support put in place.

@MissG8340

23 күн бұрын

And they too in turn should be more grateful than the next family who have less than them

@MegaMarie

19 күн бұрын

Keep at it and be stronger.

When £20 dictates the poverty line. Something is clearly wrong.

Bless Kai. A very lovely child and so considerate for his mum. It's so sad to see a boy putting too much psychological burden on himself.

Im not struggling as much as these familys but just surviving...but to be honest im only 10 minutes in and i don't want to watch anymore...how is this happening in England 😢

@rusty5078

24 күн бұрын

Should you be automatically entitled to money because you are on drink, or are on drugs? Should you be automatically entitled to money because you opened your legs and had 2,3,4,5 children? Should you be automatically entitled to money if you play the mental health card? I won't judge anybody but when more of society are on drugs and then claim mental illness years after, genuine people in need fall behind because the system is just overwhelmed with claimants rising by the hour.

@pugslum09

24 күн бұрын

torys

@sophiawow3541

24 күн бұрын

@@rusty5078valid points.

@misssamjh

24 күн бұрын

@@rusty5078 Totally agree and if Labour get in itll be even worse.

@Londonechoes

24 күн бұрын

It's a disgrace, we need change

Rishi sunak makes me sick . Rishi sunak needs to wake up . 200,000 children are below the poverty line . Rishi sunak doesn't care. Rishi sunak is out of touch . Rishi is a disgrace. Rishi thinks a one of payment of 150 pounds will help the most poorest in society. It is an insult . Rishi needs to go

@anitadhm_

24 күн бұрын

GTTO! can’t wait to have my first say in the general election

@MissG8340

23 күн бұрын

Money is not the answer Education, support and advise is If you throw money at the situation that’s a temporary solution as these ppl will be in the same situation a few months later down the line But if they get an education do a course or something so they can build their own business or start working that’s the solution

@MissG8340

23 күн бұрын

That’s why people who win the lottery are back in the same situation they were years later It’s education not money that’s the amswer

@VgggGtg-bw4zx

23 күн бұрын

Rishi Sunak had billionaire price. He was very selfish and ignored.

@MissG8340

23 күн бұрын

@@VgggGtg-bw4zx yes he’s a billionaire mostly due to his wife however it just goes to show he knows how to handle and deal with money 💰 he’s no stranger to money which makes him competent

£8 per person per day (6people). My maths suggests this is over £1,400, which is completely doable.

@joebaird5874

17 күн бұрын

Wow! I had to replay that to check you were right. So £48 a DAY to pay for food clothing and anything else AFTER utilites and transport etc were paid!! You're 100% right!! Clothing is available at charity shops and there are food banks too. This is ridiculous as nearly £350 a week. The adults probably smoke / drink if they can't afford to live on that.

@sanyaivanova8591

17 күн бұрын

I was thinking the same.At the end of the day she doesn't buy clothes everyday from the 8£ per person.

@dariahill8006

14 күн бұрын

@@joebaird5874I’m in temporary accommodation I use vinted, charity shops ect to get everything we need my daughter doesn’t go without ever! We don’t speak about money around her! Also those kids who are 4 to a room she could put them to bed at the same time 🤷🏽‍♀️

@mike-A299

2 күн бұрын

I work my arse off, having been to uni and not claiming benefits and take home less than double that after tax. They aren't working either! The absolute cheek! I feel sorry for the neglect of the children because their parents aren't responsible.

@eacorpe88

6 сағат бұрын

Omg I am so glad someone else noticed that. I am disabled and that is far more than I end up with....and I don't even receive foodstamps. We manage. It's clearly not easy and a struggle, but like.. what else are they getting because I am 🇺🇸 and there's no free medical..

There's no reason why parents can't work. I dont know if the system has changed now, but I worked after I had my youngest daughter. I didn't have to, but I worked many jobs whilst my daughter went to nursery. I worked in between the times of her nursery. You can work between school times and look for help for care between these times. You can ask for help to look after your children whilst you're at work. There is no excuse not to work. It's harsh, I know, but I've done it. The first lads step dad,what's he doing? Is he working? My middle son struggled at school, and I helped him get to be in a better place. Helped him with his English at the time and school projects. We moved from England to Wales, he went to college and then studied at university. He now has a degree in computer science and also works with good money. He lived with his dad for a while when he was younger. His dad was a bit of a bum back then, didn't want to work, and suffered with mental health. So he didn't do too well at school. I worked all hours for my kids. Why can't others do the same? Don't suck on the benefits, work!

@user-cy4vw1qj9m

18 күн бұрын

I did the same all my children have degrees but I don't expect other parents to do the same we all have different strengths. In time I got a degree myself.

@verenamaharajah6082

17 күн бұрын

Some of the lone parents [ who have obviously escaped abusive marriages] can’t even speak English. How are they supposed to find a job?

I Am touched by these stories. So sorry for what these families and children are going through. I wish this channel or the people responsible for the documentary could provide a link where people can donate to these families because I am more than willing to extend a helping hand .May God keep them safe. Sending everyone well wishes and regards from Uganda

I love the idea of families in the same school helping out others that are struggling . I think most people would be happy to do that as adds to a strong community

I must say that school and teacher are amazing

hope this can be shown to other children so they can appreciate what they have and understand others who may be struggling...kids who are in poverty are so vulnerable

Great Britain 2024 one of the most expensive places to live and also the worst looked after! Poor kids 😢

@nataliesharpe8071

22 күн бұрын

There’s no ‘Great’ in Britain anymore on so many levels 😢

@moosky7344

22 күн бұрын

Because it's densely overpopulated

This is heartbreaking

Those kids ara so good at understanding about whats going on in their life they seem too be so grateful for what little help they do get when they ara adults they wii be so grateful for life 😀

@MissG8340

23 күн бұрын

I didn’t find them particularly grateful more talking about what they don’t have than do

@misslaurap

23 күн бұрын

Agree with u ,the kid show more maturity than most adults

Heart goes out to all the children x

this is absolutely heartbreaking to watch. the children and parents should be so proud of themselves.

Can’t even watch this without feeling like shit, kids of all ages deserve better than this shit! How is this country letting this happen “Great Britain” we stopped being great a long time ago, such a fucking shame! I moan about life at times but fuckk me I’m not even this bad off, I’ll never complain about anything again….. poor families and kids, I hope to god your looking down on these families and bless these unfortunate souls

@janetwestwood9194

24 күн бұрын

🫡👍

@MissG8340

23 күн бұрын

And there are people that are worse off than them So they too in turn should not complain

@misslaurap

23 күн бұрын

Totally agree

No child's worries should be whether they'll have food, water, clothes and a roof over their head. It's so incredibly sad.

The teachers are so good bless them .beautiful kids ❤

8 old people moved out thear house in to old people home in 12 months on my Rd and not one house was given to a English people thay all not from the uk how do you work that out

@misssamjh

24 күн бұрын

weve just had in Devon,old people got kicked out in 2 weeks from their old peoples home and it's now ready for sale. We are on it, cos we know where this is going. We are talking fighting talk here. No fighting age men moving into this home.

@Lisa-Peter7875

22 күн бұрын

​@@misssamjhwell said!

Children deserve better than this. Broke my heart watching this.

What a school,Sincere thanks to these teachers,earth angels.

These children deserve a better life oooh god I cried because their thinking is more mature than children their age. Everything that little boy said broke my heart

Things are only going to get worse 😢

@CommanderJ135

24 күн бұрын

Definitely

@Craig121000

23 күн бұрын

Absolutely, and that's beautiful - people like myself have put in the effort, we beat inflation, and we deserve to enjoy our higher status.

@JestersDeadUK

23 күн бұрын

Not if Labour get in and remove these dickheads

@odd_shoes

23 күн бұрын

@@Craig121000 Are you serious?

@hendo19742

22 күн бұрын

EXACTLY, REMEMBER WHEN PEOPLE WAS ENCOURAGED TO SELL THEIR GOLD FOR DIRT CHEAP, HUGE MISTAKE, THAT IS REAL WEALTH, NOT THE PAPER FIAT CURRENCIES, INFLATION WILL CONTINUE TO DESTROY IT, GLOBALLY, GOING TO GET ALOT WORSE BEFORE IT GETS BETTER, GOVERNMENT "SOLUTION" CENTRAL BANK DIGITAL CURRENCIES WILL MEAN LESS FREEDOM FOR THE MASSES!👀😑😑🇬🇧🇺🇲🇳🇱🇨🇦🇩🇪🇨🇵🇦🇺🇿🇦

very well spoken

Fahid looks like a dead beat dad. He needs to work and give his children a better life. I feel for kasim and his siblings they seem smart with a lot to offer.

@shetlandsheep3081

19 күн бұрын

His younger kids are under 5 - would you suggest he leaves them in the house to do as you suggest and go out for an 8 hour night shift?

@verenamaharajah6082

17 күн бұрын

The programme said he couldn’t work as he had toddler twins to care for. I’m sure as soon as the children are old enough to go to school, he will be able to look for work.

God bless all the children in this documentary. They’re so mature & intelligent & very humble for their age. I hope & pray that all children regardless of their nationality, religion are able to live in a safe,secure & happy environment. 🙏

This how great men are made. Brilliant attitude from these kids.

These childen are beautiful kind hearted souls,but i can't stop crying because they shouldn't be having these worries😓 these teachers are bloody amazing

Heartbreaking! These poor darling kids 😢 Kai is such an old soul, bless him, bless them all.

Love Channel 4 Documentaries

I grew up like this, luckily in the 2000s welfare was better. Thanks to the countries support and mothers sensible prioritisation I did well in school. I am now relatively comfortable, own my house and drive a nice car. I have multiple qualifications including a masters degree and work at a Bank with a cushy job. Even my partner doesnt understand how shit it is to grow up genuinely worried about money. These kids are so strong and remind me of the boy I was, I fear it's even harder for them.

So polite and sweet these children...they shouldn't have to worry about these problems...😢

This is heartbreaking, i raised my kids on my own and partly on benefits they struggled but we always knew we had a home. Im so sorry this is happening to you children i really am, what can we do? Its so frustrating not being able to help. Im older and disabled now, i dont have money to give but i do have prayer and i will think of you all & pray for better lives for the whole generation

Why do people have so many kids in the first place... its the kids that have to suffer... of u can't afford 5 kids, do not have them... its really really sad

@franknightingale6116

18 күн бұрын

Are you saying that the poor should not live a natural life.That they should only have enough kids to serve the rich.

@youcandoit5748

18 күн бұрын

You are part of those many children go ask your parents

Completely Lazy and irresponsible parents 🤦‍♂️

Makes me so sad it’s broken my heart hearing these kids the worlds upside down

Nothing changes. My childhood in the 60's was no better then this. I had to get a weekend, evening job at age 11 as well as go to school. Not allowed now fortunately . It's a disgrace. Poor kids.

bless them all! i personally volunteer in multiple charitties to help... doing my bit... but situation getting worse

@Craig121000

23 күн бұрын

You're basically doing nothing.

@MissG8340

23 күн бұрын

@@Craig121000lol why would you say that? Self service is a great thing better than throwing money at a situation

it’s about time parents starting taking responsibility and stop expecting the government to hand them everything

@odd_shoes

23 күн бұрын

Some people have three jobs and still struggle. You're really out of touch.

@danielcunningham6727

23 күн бұрын

​@odd_shoes they're definitely a tory

@treefuu2247

3 күн бұрын

@@odd_shoes if you have 3 jobs and still struggle, you need to start living within your means.

24:30 that teacher, older lady, is so nice😊

Bright as buttons,The potential these boys have 🙏🏻

Aww God bless those kids, keep them and there familys safe, Hope thay all get a home soon as..

What sweet little boys. Praying for a good future of abundance for them and their families. Sad they are talking about money so much.

@youngyhasard3219

17 сағат бұрын

C est normal, il en manque d'argent. Je le comprend. Il faut vivre dans le cadre

These children are such a gift from heaven, they are wonderful ❤️💯

I grew up through the 60's and 70's hungry, thin and picked on, considered an outcast because my parents were poor. and society with the government, kept us there. How my poor Father suffered just for us as a family with only condemnation from my Mother due to having to live in poor housing, vehicles, tents, caravans etc, and the worry of where to move next with little to no finances. Schools even rejected us and the ones we actually went to became a fear zone as bullying and nonrecognition of educational needs seemed to be the way of life due to the stupidity of others. No child should have to go through what I went through, this is supposed to be the 21st Century.

now lets see what happens if you have no kids.. Your left to die on the street.

@optionhotdogmeowkshake4090

24 күн бұрын

Which is also disgusting and should have no place in this society

@MissG8340

23 күн бұрын

Not really with no kids you only have yourself as a responsibility Study and get a job build yourself a sturdy foundation then settle down and have kids you can afford and finance There are shelters for these ppl to go too also and food places

@teainortakoy

23 күн бұрын

or you become a crazy cat lady!

@odd_shoes

23 күн бұрын

@@MissG8340 You again with your vile bollocks.

@MsKenzo7

20 күн бұрын

Without address you can’t have a bank account, without a bank account you can’t have a job. And so it goes. Not so easy to get a foundation when you are on your own and homeless.

Families living in worsening poverty but the Tories continue to cut benefit payments, leaving many with zero payments in some months, visiting food banks as they don’t even have money in their paltry benefits to buy food. The Tories dictate benefit levels are enough when the total for a family is less than half what a Tory MP pays for their child to go to their posh private school! Sickening!

@Craig121000

22 күн бұрын

You need to calm down.

We're poor and the future is looking bleak, let's have kids.

£8 per person per day is five times more than I’m left with! We work, and we are still struggling! My rents paid for, but behind everything else! I’m a single mum of 1, and registered disabled with epilepsy. But I get my wages for part time & ESA. We get on with it because we have to! But the worst system is child maintenance. I get £4.25 a month, £3500 in arrears and he works full time. If they sorted that system then more single parents wouldn’t struggle as much

@user-hv5so6qz9z

19 күн бұрын

take him to the court. £4.25 per month...what a joke...

Poor kids, so sad 😢

I pray schools and parents with kids start teaching them to grow there own food. And start teaching kids about abuse. So kids can open up. Get supporrtt from. The publick.

Rent should be capped in the United States too. Many people are homeless because they can't afford rent and are working with kids in school and daycare. Government cut extra food stamps but pay from jobs has plummeted. Just shameful of the Government. No one knew the pandemic was coming and they have burned through their savings. Sigh. I'm just praying for everyone. Everyone can pay someone a compliment every day. Be kind and willing to step up to help those that can't. ❤❤

In a bad situation myself at the moment. I had to leave my full time job in March and I’ve been on a 0 hour contract since. I start my new job tomorrow and I’m hoping things will be better. My kids almost went hungry when I was working full time, things have been getting worse. I got paid for my shifts on 0 hour and was emergency taxed (I know I will get this back). I feel as though I’ve failed my kids. It’s a horrible feeling.

I'm crying while watching this. I am a single mother too and can relate

Benefits exist and they have a roof over their heads and clothing, for that migrant family , it's more than what they got back in their land of birth. Your kids are not my financial problem. You have them, you deal with them, not expect the state to be your baby's daddy.

@barmy_irooni

18 күн бұрын

It’s a pity that your parents didn’t use protection on that day you were conceived how unfortunate!!!👍

Great Britain had become a 3rd world country it's sad to see , this was once a luxury Britain but has been messed up by the government 😢

@niashamahase3057

15 күн бұрын

I live in the "3rd world country'. We have free education, free Healthcare and we do not live of benefits. Great Britain only became great Britain because of colonizing countries like mine and stealing our wealth.

Gosh a lot of these kids have had to grow up quick mentally. They're a lot more grown up in the way they think than adults who have it all.

Must be an isolating world for the mother who doesn't speak English. I don't get why she hasn't done anything about?

@Lisa-Peter7875

22 күн бұрын

They don't integrate. Poor children have to translate.😢

@adelaf.a6741

18 күн бұрын

And why is she actually in the UK at all?

these kids 😢😢😢

£8 a DAY per person? so £48 a day for food and they need a food bank, what? you could get a weekly shop for £70 from Aldi or Lidl!!!

@samiraazim

21 күн бұрын

It’s not just for food. It’s for toiletries, cleaning products, clothing, prescriptions and all the unexpected expenses.

@TheEnvironmentalist-pk9vl

20 күн бұрын

Food means basics things. Its hard.

@XWoodbineX

18 күн бұрын

They could also not have so many kids and then they wouldn't have to split what money they do have between so many mouths...

@user-cy4vw1qj9m

18 күн бұрын

Agree.

@user-cy4vw1qj9m

18 күн бұрын

​@XWoomind your own business.dbineX

This situation is more than disturbing but the case of not being able to hang posters in the rented house could be easily seen around but I guess financial worries deprive these people of creative ideas as they have a lot to fear about... :/

My heart is aching. Theses beautiful families living like this in the uk is unreal. The government are vile . Yet they bring over illegal fighting aged men and put them up in five star hotels. Absolutely disgusting.

Incorrect title. This is overcrowding not homelessness. Still a massive problem and more needs to be done.. but the title is wrong.

If he didnt use his 13 yr old daughter as a surrogate wife she wouldnt have to be worrying and bills , rent and his other issues..instead of keeping his problems to himself, hes had a wife shoulder to cry on, with her gone he uses his daughter as a sounding post..his weakness causes her stresses she doesnt need and shouldnt be having.

@chickadee317

24 күн бұрын

It's called parentifying a child, it's actually a form of @buse.

@ajablonska82

24 күн бұрын

You are so right. If he hadn't told her, she wouldn't even notice their problems. She doesn't talk to other children, she doesn't have a clue how other families live. Those kids are poor, they are not blind or thick. And Nayla I very intelligent, observant and caring. She finished primary school as one of top students despite her difficult situation at home. Judging by your comment she is way more mature than you are. Grow up.

@Sol-Cutta

24 күн бұрын

@@ajablonska82 well obviously , agreed she would know they not rich but how would she know they near to eviction unless superdad told her in his worrying nail biting moments over cooking tea whilst she trying to do her homework. She's talking details not generalities gathered by observation. This is evident using a little logic concluding upon viewing.😉

@ajablonska82

23 күн бұрын

She clearly says they were evicted from private accommodation and that's why she's worried it might happen again. All he said that because they are in temporary accommodation they might be told anytime to pack up. There's no indication that he is burdening her with their problems. You have an issue with this particular family and that has sth to do with you not them.

I clicked the like button to say i like the attention brought to the issue

What are we expecting from a government who is founding a genocide 😢😢 these kids made me cry. I wish the world was a better place so they could grow up happy.

@JestersDeadUK

23 күн бұрын

Genocide?!?! Conservatives are shit but, wtf?

I think Kasim got dyslexia or adhd bc he gets distracted easily and i know bc i have it too and my brother. We got it diagnosed as an adult with bo support during school n college and little help at uni. Better get help at school its better for ur learning. I never went school but started at like 5.5yo n i still came out with a msc level which ive studied and pass regardless of the situation. Dont lose hope...

Stop having kids if you can’t afford to even live yourself you’re not entitled

@danielcunningham6727

23 күн бұрын

You do realise sometimes people's financial situations change right? What you expect them to do ? Take their kids back for a refund?

@myyoot

23 күн бұрын

@@danielcunningham6727 some people you’re talking like 10% that’s not what my comment means, I mean the majority not the minority.

@danielcunningham6727

23 күн бұрын

@myyoot I'd say it happens more than that you cannot predict what happens in the future.

@Bringon-dw8dx

23 күн бұрын

@@danielcunningham6727all the families shown had YOUNG children, and often multiple of them. Things haven’t changed that fast.

@danielcunningham6727

23 күн бұрын

@Bringon-dw8dx things can literally change overnight I'm not just specifically talking about the people in this documentary I mean in general you could get into an accident get sick etc take me for example I was a successful self employed builder before a idiot drunk driver decided to cripple me in a hit and run now I have to scrape by on a work from home customer service job you think getting crippled was part of my plans?

I felt so sorry for families made on the brink of homeless so not right all children should have a right to a stable life for there mental wellbeing they are not just struggling being moved from place to place they are having to grow up to fast my heart goes out to all families like these family l congratulations to the schools that go beyond there duties as teachers xx

So sad :(

Shame on the government!

@danielle5360

24 күн бұрын

Totally agree with you ✌🏻♥️♥️✌🏻👍🏻🇬🇧

@Zydonie

24 күн бұрын

Honestly take the piss

@Craig121000

23 күн бұрын

It's the parents who are at fault, not the government.

@danielcunningham6727

23 күн бұрын

@@Craig121000 how ? For not working 10 jobs at once just to make ends meet?

@Craig121000

23 күн бұрын

People should know by now that having kids is expensive.

Don't have kids, unless u can support them. Most of the poor r government dependent. In the US its welfare. In the UK, it's the dole

@nadiyaallom5987

7 күн бұрын

Not everything goes according to plan so stop judging people

It might be depression not mental health issues and I am never shocked by what our government is capable of doing damage to kids instead of helping kids ,

@verenamaharajah6082

17 күн бұрын

Depression IS a mental health issue!

I hope these children get the help they need asap please 🙏

Is there anyway we can help this family, that little boys Outlook on life broke me and made me realise how lucky I am, would love to be able donate something to this family, can anyone help?

@janetwestwood9194

24 күн бұрын

🫡👍

@odd_shoes

23 күн бұрын

Not this particular family, but closer to home, there'll be many places/families near you which could do with some help. Food banks, charities, breakfast clubs, holiday clubs etc.

@elenawilliams32

22 күн бұрын

Contact your local primary school and ask what help they need that you can provide within your means. Take care.

So sad poor kids guess what who needs money when you have a family especially your mum

Does anyone know if there’s a way to contact the parents of the children directly? Really want to help them out.