How Does the Systemic Charity Change the World

Can Everyone Help?

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Systemic change is a substantial change made by those who are endangered by poverty by implementing the changes in strategy, thinking and acting. As I have been into charity for almost a decade, I have realized that I could start a systemic change that will lead to general changes and less poverty.

Over the years of my experience, I realized that education should be a starting point as everything changes with the good educational system. That is why I am writing this article — to explain to you that we can make a huge change by just changing our strategy of work and the way of thinking.

How Can We Help with the Education?

First of all — the systemic change attacks the root cause of the problem (poverty in this case) and by building the collectives that make the change, it solves the problem instead of healing it. As you know, the system of education is the heart of every nation and if there is no good enough education, it is likely that there will be poverty. A good example of charity, in this case, would be giving free books to the children so they can learn while the change would be lowering the schooling fees or complete elimination of those.