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Poverty is an universal phenomenon we encounter as both cause and effect of many social problems, seen almost in allsocieties, and particularly, and in the recent years, discussed on it and attempted to be produced solution ways. As known, povertyis, just as in every period of history, one of the most important social problems that many countries are also obliged to cope withat present days. In related to prevent this social problem, although a variety of solution ways were produced throughout historyand applied, as a result of changing social conditions, problem of poverty has become more complicated in every passing dayswith the effect of differing economic, social, political, cultural, and psychological factors. First of all, the poor persons, whocannot contribute to the requirement of qualified labor, one of the major block stones of economic activities, are seen as a riskfactor, particularly economic point of view in the society they live The fact that they do not participate in the process of sociallabor and that they make a living with only welfares are also an important problem source for the economy of country.It is impossible to say that poverty brings problem for only the other people in the society. Poverty certainly influenceseverybody living in the society. The dimension of influence differs according to the individuals facing to the poverty, but it is clearthat the children being devoid of possibilities providing with existing as themselves in the society and of having a good futureexperience the poverty more intensively compared to the other individuals.Another point becoming remarkable in becoming that poverty problem is one of the most important problems of today isclosely related to the process of social exclusion the poor persons live. Along with the prosperity that increases, due to a numberof disintegration experienced in the society economically, socially, culturally, and spatially from a lot of aspects, many individuals,who differ thoroughly and become unfamiliar to each other other’s living stepdads, live together with the poor persons. Thedisintegrations, which may be experienced in social structure, certainly include the threatening elements for the social order.As known, the most basic discussion about poor people are economic axial. Even though these pioneer studies anddiscussions are carried out, predominating socioeconomic features, it is possible to say that the problem is considered with themore holistic approach. These holistic approaches facilitated to be taken steps toward improving the poverty at least. While thisstud