Youth & Seniors

Kids and old people need to have someone to watch them
and care for them and they need to have a purpose in life. How many times have you been called to the
home of an old person who had fallen and needed help getting up? Or an old person who called only because they
were lonely and wanted someone to talk to?

How many times have you had to deal with generally good
kids who got into trouble because they had no supervision and just did
something stupid? Kids will try stupid
things and if their parents are at work or otherwise not home then they will
eventually get into trouble. Neighborhood centers that expect them after school can help to reduce
the problems they create, especially if they have enough staff.

Combining several agencies together can reduce the need
for staff and the two demographics can be taught to take care of each
other. Kids are less likely to victimize
the elderly if they see them as people and not just scary old folks. With fewer government resources this may be a
way to combine agencies, reduce crime and increase the standard of living for
the people in your community; that’s what the SGT Says.