to teach them what it is like to live . tutor them have job coaches  that have been laid  off teach  less fortunate what is it about how to look at   today's    world . teach what it is like to go to the doctor by themselves. living on the streets is open target for predators. robbery and mainly ending some one's life . build up a live in facilities  for convicts.

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