2. Every person had needs. A scientist called Abraham Maslow worked out the hierarchy (order) of human needs. To feel they are developing their full potential. To feel self confident and respected by others. To feel loved and wanted. To feel safe and protected. To get food, water, clothing, sleep and shelter. Not every person has all of these needs met. As a result of this various organisations strive to help people in need.

3. St. Vincent de Paul (SVP)Modern Hospice Movement. Founder Frederic OzanamDr. Cicely Saunders Vision He wanted to be like Jesus and so he helped the poor the way Jesus had done. Ozanam called the organisation after St. Vincent who was a French saint who helped the poor. She felt that God had called her to care for the dying. Her vision was to help people die with dignity and for people to feel love, compassion and kindness at the end of their lives. Services Homes visits, money management, hospital visits, homework clubs, prison visits, meals on wheels and second hand shops. The hospice is more like a home than a hospital. Patients can make put up picture and use their own sheets. Bingo, aromatherapy, painting and massage are all available. Visitors (including families, children and pets) are always welcome. Roles Collectors, shop workers and volunteers.Doctors, nurses, counsellors and the Director of the hospice.