Like in any other country, the definition of a "poor family" in Japan can be subjective and dependent on various factors such as the family's income, living conditions, access to basic necessities, and cultural expectations.

"Black families" refers to families who identify as Black or African American, while "poor" generally refers to families who are experiencing economic hardship and have limited financial resources.

Single mothers in poverty is perhaps the worst situation we can think of, where you need to take care of your children and your family, but you can't get support.

Tackling family poverty is a complex process that requires a division of labour between individuals, governments and charitable organisations to work together over the coming decades in order to reduce the number of families living in poverty.

A Poor family help trust is a charitable organization that provides financial assistance and other forms of aid to individuals and families.

Living in a poor family is painful, but what is more important is to find out the reasons and know what you should do to change it.

It is important to recognize that your family's financial situation is not their fault, and they may be doing the best they can to provide for you.