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Welcome Nowhere Case Study (Humility (equipping and resourcing (Pastors…

- - - - engaging in the Roma community to understand their needs and desires
    - - understanding the nature of poverty and consequences of placing any group of people in those kind of conditions
  - - - fearful of Roma
      - distrustful
      - racist
    - - not their legal responsibility
      - responsible for ALL citizens nut just Roma
    - - want to be treated like humans, same as everyone else
- - - - unfair that Roma are given perceived special treatment such as free rent and utilities
      - educated Roma live like normal citizens and the rest live in filth
    - - Homes taken from them
        
        unable to take anything with them
        
        placed in box cars with inadequate sanitation
      - Loan Sharks feeding on their vulnerability
      - desire same education and
        employment opportunities as others
  - - - segregation
      - displaced
        
        nomadic
        
        disconnection from history and culture
      - marginalisation
        
        slavery
        
        Prejudice
        
        deiscrimination
        
        uneducated
  - - - physical
        
        children playing
        
        inadequate housing
        
        no septic facilitites
        
        poor sanitation - disease, poor health
        
        overcrowding
      - emotional/mental health
        
        unable to flourish
    - - theft
      - violence
- - - - moving the Roma into apartments
    - - supplying food
      - engaging in the Roma community
      - taking Roma to hospital
      - advocating for better conditions for the Roma
  - - - want understanding of their plight
      - care for one another