I'm gonna sue every last one of you:

Big red/Ellis
It’s laudible that you have chosen to help those in need, and I believe this is not being argued.

...and have now slept on the road with. Rehomed and moved 2 separate families off the street into properties of there own with 3momth rent payed. the things they need to live and a business to go forward with my ongoing support.

However, the above quote somewhat epitomizes the approach and lack of long term thinking that you demonstrate in every outburst and broadcast that you make, and they are broadcasts, due to the fact that you are using a very public forum (Facebook) as the outlet for your ‘progress reports’. A forum that exists to engender just such discussions. The use of Facebook in itself should be a cause for some self-critique given that it has been so openly misused/abused/suffered its security issues over time. But that’s a whole other topic.

Back to that snippet above. 2 whole families. 3 months. Ongoing support (but by what means?). Great if you have the financial means to continue exactly as you have.

Imagine a truckload of supplies (food and bottled water) being delivered to an impoverished community as charity. Lots of effort, but benefits only in the short term, and the means are open to abuses. It’s an approach that was tried and tried over many years, by organizations with access to far greater resources, but which ultimately is flawed. Flawed because unless you can maintain without limit the supply of those goods, when the supplies run out, the people you choose to help are back where they started, albeit with a short amount of hope given, then taken away. Basically, disruption.

Did the kids benefit long term from covering up? Was that their desire, or your own prejudice about the poor people of the world? How do you go about deciding who is more worthy of your efforts.

You ask who here is helping (cover up these kids?) I can think of one or two characters, but that’s for them to discuss their methods if they so choose. You yourself are hardly well placed to judge many of those here who have commented, as you have taken less time to understand those people, while at the same time have arrived on this forum with your written ‘go f... yourselves’ attitude.
Some of the more considered replies to this topic have in one way or another been constructive criticism and advice. Advice that you would be well advised to consider, both for your own wellbeing as much as for those you choose to assist.

I’ll give you an example... of a scruffy urchin that’s often seen out selling trinkets on the streets each night. Dirty, grubby, looking desperately for a sale. I often joked that they should be doing their homework or sleeping. Truth was, they arrived home in a tidy school uniform, which was quickly shed in favour of the scruffy rags which are the costume by which they ply their trade. I’d seen the same small group of kids in a more family oriented picnic enjoying Pchum benh much like many other families. Is that the whole story? I very much doubt it. Keep peeling the onion, to find the juicier onion beneath

As for your outburst towards Rozzieoz, you should consider this-
If your verbal communications, comprehension and reasoning skills are to the same standard as your written skills, then your outburst is actually more laughable/sad and an indictment of yourself rather than Rozzieoz. I personally don’t know Rozzieoz, by the way, but in contrast to your own writings, having read some of her posts over the last 8 months, I’m inclined to give her the benefit of the doubt.

Rather than taking on the attitude of it’s you against the world while helping the poor, you might be better advised to ask yourself a few questions, such as-

Should you be helping people? (I’d cautiously say yes, so long as you are truly doing so)
Who should you be helping?
Are you helping them, or appeasing your own conscience and feelings?
Is your approach the right one, or would you (and them) be better off if you applied your efforts and charity differently?

On this forum in the last couple of days is a report (ceo news) about a couple who became involved in a community school. Take a moment to read it, and then Compare that to your own approach.