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uhhhhhhhhhggggg im kid living in ohio my parennts are divorced and i think its hard,but what about kids without parents,homes,or freinds.i help out through my church,but what else can i do?

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Jigsaw says:
 

Are you smart in a particular subject? If so, you could tutor. Or, if you're good with kids, you could start a babysitting business. Just think of something that you are good in or are interested in, and go for it!

 
rengirl134 says:
 

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meredithhope says:
 

This may be a little hard if you aren't a people person, but try listening to people's stories and just talk to them. You can help people out so much better when you know where they're coming from. Also, just treat people nicely. If there's someone you know who has been going through a hard time, give them a complement or strike up a conversation with them. There's a girl at my school who has something wrong with her brain, but a lot of people don't know that. You can't really tell when you look/talk to her, but you can tell that something isn't right with her. Most people just conclude that he is trying to hard to fit in, which she is, but she has a real problem. She's not my favorite person, but I know that she feels happy (or better) whenever I just treat her nicely.
A good attitude towards people goes a long way.