popular works of literature. During the mid-1970s in Australia, a number of youth refuges were established. These refuges were founded by local youth workers, providing crisis accommodation, soon began getting funding from the Australian government. In New South Wales, these early refuges include Caretakers Cottage, Young People's Refuge, Taldemunde among others. Within years of their founding, these refuges began receiving funding from the Department of Family and Community Services. See also Covenant House Hobo Housing inequality Human rights Income inequality Internally displaced person Mole people Orphan Refugee Refugee camp Refugee children Refugee crisis Refugee women Right to housing Soup kitchen Street people Swagman Tokai Working Boy Center, Ecuador List of homelessness organizations References Bibliography External links Street Child: is a UK charity, that aims to create educational opportunity for some of the most vulnerable children in West Africa. The Hope Foundation: Offering protection, education and healthcare to street children in Kolkata, India Street Children in Gimbi, Ethiopia, including documentary of a specific boy Streetconnect.org: A clearing house of information for and about homeless youth Hummingbird: a documentary about two NGOs in Brazil that work with street kids The Goodman Project: A foundation set up to help the street kids in India and Asia Street Children: Article on the Children's Rights Portal Street Children's Day - 31 January (in German): Day to highlight the situation of these children and young people. : Best Out Of Wastes For Children] Youth Homelessness Adoption, fostering, orphan care and displacement Children Childhood