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Homeless

Season 2 | Episode 12 | ABC2/Kids | July 21, 2017

Critical thinking

Personal and social capability

Ethical understanding

9-10 11-12

Most of us walk past homeless people on a daily basis. But how many of us really take a moment to stop and ask who these people are, and what it's really like not to have a place to call home?

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