I met Darryl panhandling in Toronto. He aged out of foster care with no place to go.

I met Darryl panhandling in Toronto, Canada. He has been homeless on and off since 2007. Sadly, Darryl aged out of foster care with no place to go. Even worse, that is the norm not the exception for many young adults in North America.
Although reports vary, since at best any homeless data is a good guess, one report I read this morning states [bit.ly/nGWlt4] in the United States, up to 50% of former foster youth become homeless within the first eighteen months of emancipation. Twenty seven percent (27%) of the homeless population spent time in foster care. In California, 65% of youth leaving foster care do so without a place to live. That is just unacceptable! I would bet Canadian foster care youth statistics are similar.
I was really shocked how people just kept walking by us. The few that turned only did so because they were curious why I had the camera. Darryl said "you get used to it", yet no one should have to "get used to" being ignored.
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[@dtcomet]

His 3 wishes speaks a lot to who this young man is. God bless him and hope he is well.

[@SIBquake]

yeah god bless him LOL

[@sharonrebibo6015]

He seems to have a twinkle in his eye and hopefully this will take him a long way. Good luck!

[@monnikhan1000]

@@SIBquake stfu

[@vincentgough4295]

This guy seems smart and clear minded.

[@InvisiblePeople]

@75tm400 if panhandling is made illegal you'll pay $250 a day to keep a person in jail. If you give money or not you pay for people who live on the streets. The most cost-effective solution is housing with support services. The solution to end panhandling is not arresting people but ending homelessness

[@InvisiblePeople]

@elainebmack thanks for the comment. Actually, we are all human & I don't judge people for walking by. People could be busy, or social norms, or just cannot sit with someone else's pain. Only a very small few have a cold heart. And yes, it has occured to me people tried to help but got burnt. I often get hurt by hurting people. Often I want to quit. I do understand more than you know

[@zzkpeaceufo2857]

I respect what you do very much so, your resolve is titanium peace+power brother

[@jojobee42]

He sounds like a nice guy. He was just raised in foster care and kicked out as a teen..... This is a repeating story in these videos! FOSTER CARE. Are there any good ones that actually help the children??

[@michellegordon4211]

These cases are the ones that pull at my heart, just like kids whose parents abused them, pimped them out, etc. It's true, there should be some kind of transitional care structure in place for these young adults (instead of paying for refugees to come into the country and sponge off everyone when there are only so many resources to go around) until they "find their feet." Problem is, their problems are so deep-rooted and pervasive that there is no easy fix. Good foster parents are often demoralized and disillusioned by the reality of fostering and the kinds of "baggage" these children come with. Many have problems you'd need several lifetimes to overcome...God bless them all.

[@Microphunktv-jb3kj]

Is there somekind of schema,where gov give money to people who adpot children or smt? are they being used as pawns for social welfare abuse?

[@brianjohnson134]

LMFAO!!!!!!!

[@FirstLast-xl4pf]

To be blunt, there is probably more to these stories... I have had friends in foster care - and most of them stay with their foster family when they age out, and got to college, etc. like any normal family. Unless, they are troubled kids who cause a lot of problems. Like, I hate to judge using a small detail and without knowing much about this kid - But, he is already a father..

[@green323turbo]

But he was 18 .. foster care isn't a life long burden for the nice people that took care of him for all those years up to 18

[@timblackwood1531]

He's a cool fellow and deserves a helping hand ......I truly hope he became a mechanic because he's suffered too much for such a young man!

[@whoops5228]

Have you noticed that a lot of people on these homeless people age out the foster system

[@selinahester1163]

Their parents failed them, not the foster system. Most countries don't have a foster system. You need an address that's the law! When age out the system should help these kids land a job and an apartment. Help them search for an apartment before they kicked them out.

[@flashgordon6510]

@@selinahester1163 When I was a teacher, we always had some foster kids, and every one them had a nightmare story about their foster "parents." In addition to nightmare stories about their real parents. The foster care system is not good. I know there are some wonderful foster parents, but too many do it as a job, warehousing kids for the paycheck.

[@selinahester1163]

@@flashgordon6510 Yep,, it's cold and gets colder and more wicked out here.

[@flashgordon6510]

@@selinahester1163 It's so sad. :(

[@selinahester1163]

@@flashgordon6510 He shouldn't be on the street. Nobody shouldn't have to live on the street. It's not a good start for a young man, not t given a fair chance to compete. It's more than unfair, it is ludicrous! Inhuman. MInd-boggling!

[@lbl9497]

"I wish my son was set for life."😣

[@smileyface8832]

*Oh my God... I'm from Winnipeg, Manitoba too. Yeah, I can tell that this guy has no addictions. So, I hope he gets the best out of life.*

[@Go-Big-Red]

Get yr asz out and help him

[@NsaneNtheNbrane]

I think there should be a social service in which homeless people can take showers at least every other day. Good hygiene and clean clothes goes a long way to impressing potential employers.

[@viktorsucka829]

there are, you just can´t go there drunk

[@albericwalters4492]

But you need more things than that to get a Job, something basic you need to have a place to live, unexpired identity document ,telephone contact,etc

[@filthyfinancials1622]

Canada has an insane amount of social services. They get free cell phones even. You just have to be sober for an evening.

[@filthyfinancials1622]

@@albericwalters4492 if he's making more than minimum wage and has zero expenses besides food, then in 2 months he should have first and last for a room to rent and some new clothes for a job interview. It's not about social services. These people are mentally destroyed from a bad upbringing. No amount of free stuff is going to help them. They're abusing substances and living in a victim mentality.

[@Dragon-wl5ic]

He looks like a skinnier and younger version if Ethan Hawke

[@lavenderblues777]

That's what I thought!

[@MoreStuffKSaid]

He reminds me of Benedict Cumberbatch

[@annah4267]

Belford sunrise

[@Geert365]

Yeah, reality bites.

[@sambarnes3887]

Hope this man is ok and has a beautiful home he’s a wonderful man and deserves the best home ❤️❤️

[@ItsTheseMoments]

Praying he made it to reach his goals. ❤

[@sunyounghanify]

Thank you for doing this. So sad that this is happening. As I am working at downtown Toronto, I also see many panhandling and ignore them. I thought why they do this and not working but I know now. Government has to do something on this.

[@marboni1579]

sometime i wonder if it makes any sense when i complain about stupid things...i don't know why, but i feel like i'm rich even having nothing.

[@gardenjoy5223]

Christine, It seems it is not such a bad idea to ignore them, since this young fellow admits that he makes more money panhandling than in a job. Now when it would be the other way around, he actually might want to make something out of himself. Not just say he wants a job, but actually get one. Now he is too busy trying to make people give him something for doing nothing at all, but they had to actually go to school, get that job, get out of bed early, commute back and forth, etc.

[@Tovenaar13]

The answers to the three wishes are always so humble and sad. Respect!

[@indiegogirl2051]

Don't judge a book by it's cover. Everyone has a sad story to tell. Just sit down and take the time to listen to a homeless person...sending every homeless person prayers an to be safe.

[@xana5649]

Very nice comment❤️❤️❤️

[@maoz6305]

Society is so competitive & brutal nowadays; somewhere along the way many of our hearts became a lot colder and smaller.

[@constantdarkfog49]

This poor young man is a bright person, sure hope he gets a chance on having a good life soon, it's such a waste for him being homeless, no one should go thru this.

[@attentionsparkbiz]

This is the single greatest channel on KZbin. It most definitely opened my eyes.

[@liesdamnliesandstatsweird1934]

The way that children in foster care are treated is absolutely DISGRACEFUL. Unfortunately, Darryl's story is very common. These poor kids have been failed miserably. The foster care system needs to be shut down. These kids are better off in orphanages. Smh

[@gardenjoy5223]

Well "damn lies" (intesting name...), You obviously do not know how dreadful many orphanages are. Foster care is much better. Of course there are always bad foster homes among the many good ones. But do you think children get better chances in orphanages, where absolutely no one cares and where the toughest and meanest kids rule over and continually bully and abuse the other children? And then for certain no one is there to help the slightest, when they get to be 18 years old. I can honestly say after almost 25 years in the foster care system, that a LOT of kids are nice and accept your help and efforts and will gladly be helped along after their 18th birthday. Foster families do not let them down, they keep being regarded as family. BUT there are also some that cost so much trouble, stress and heartache, that the whole family is relieved when they finally move out and all are looking forward to that day. Some young people are extremely selfish. People do not like to feel abused and taken advantage of. Not even foster families. Some young people in foster care don't give a shit about their foster families. When they age out, they burn the bridges behind them voluntarily. Those are the first to find out the world at large is not waiting to serve their lazy beings. They didn't want to care, they didn't want to help out others, they didn't want to do anything but have fun on other people's costs. They constantly complain about everything. Those are the ones that couldn't be helped and never will be helped. Maybe one day they will sit in the mess they made of their lives and be honest enough to consider the many troubles they made for others. Maybe then they will force themselves to learn. Until then they are a nuisance for all who have to deal with them. Too selfish to make a life. These children have failed their foster families DISGRACEFULLY. Those poor families have been treated miserably. I know this sounds harsh, but it is a sad reality that almost all foster families that have been around long enough have to go through. This story I told to help you gain some balance and perspective. The coin has two sides. And yes, there will always be nice kids that are deserving of more help than they are getting. So I do not take that away. But many of these young grown-ups aren't nearly as nice as they portray they are. Some just reap what they have sown themselves.

[@thevintagepoet]

He is a good looking smart man. I wish him luck in life.

[@berylgreen1973]

Major changes need to be made in the foster care system. All children in foster care should be taught a trade: welding, electrician, auto mechanic, professional cook, etc. If they are especially gifted, send them on to school for nuclear physics or pre-law. So many of the people you interview are homeless because of flaws in the foster care system.

[@sapphireblue9209]

I just found this channel recently, and thank you so much for making it. It's really eye opening and it's made me think about a lot of things. I'm recommending this to my friends. Thank you so much and keep it up!! Edit: I'd love an update from Darryl, I hope he's made it

[@user-gl5ok5pc7k]

This new world that we live in is really sad

[@SaraAli-qz9ii]

This guy said that " when the people are walking beside him, ignore him, Because of being homeless.. Sadness😔

[@David-hl4ns]

Best 3 wishes, hands down.

[@ambergoodwin-aldrich705]

I pray he is doing well today.

[@adelaFramework]

This is such an eye-opener

[@richelpadua6261]

MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND NEVER GIVE UP AND GOD BLESS💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@mdawson8386]

STOP WITH THE MONOTHEISTIC MYTHOLOGY AND PROPAGANDA ! THERE IS NO GOD ! YOUR MONOTHEISTIC GOD IS THE GREATEST LIE EVER TOLD !

[@asdfghjk8876]

Ameeen

[@caryntbay1726]

Bless 💛

[@maryellwood3653]

It's not enough for governments all over the world to keep kids in foster care then let them loose to look after themselves with no support in society, at 18 most people don't have the emotional and financial ability to totally support themselves and be totally alone. They should put these adolescents into programmes that put them into at least apprenticeships or traineeships and a secure safe place to stay for approx. 4-5 years until completion so they have some skills and experience to support themselves with more confidence.

[@green323turbo]

The foster parents should be thanked for taking care of him up to 18.. not looked down on. 18 is the age an adult should be able to take care of them selves. Maybe the foster parents took in a younger needier kid after he left.

[@themajor5824]

Preech preech!

[@themajor5824]

Poor people need help. And God bless us all. They could be cruel. But they're people. All of them are people truly.

[@minamoon4221]

I hope hes ok now, this was 7ish years ago, wonder how he's doing, I hope he's ok :(

[@_.Makeup.mafia_]

9 years now

[@jmdueceforty]

if you never been homeless you dont know what its like so you really cant judge!

[@marboni1579]

i agree

[@green323turbo]

I can see the pain in his eyes . But its Impressive that he wants a job. Good for him.

[@BeepBeep_773]

Let's see... the minimum wage is $14.00/hr. He says he does better than minimum wage. So he sits next to a sidewalk and pulls in 14x8 hours=$ 112 per day. Not too shabby.

[@victorclay1207]

This guy had the right answer to the "3 wishes" question...to get a job...he's on the right track. Hope you do well!

[@paulden3158]

I hope he worked out well with/for his life

[@leemcmullan]

homeless people are some of the nicest people I have ever met.

[@heyzeus4045]

You probably don't really know any though.

[@leemcmullan]

@@heyzeus4045 I did. They move a lot. Don't stay in one place forever.

[@marboni1579]

i wonder how he is doing right no.... , he looks like a very nice man...i really hope he gets to wherever he wants..

[@alexroitburt323]

love this guy

[@sheenagriffith2635]

Makes you think twice before passing another homeless person by on the streets.

[@luperodriguez4191]

Everyone has opinions about everyone but its important what you think about yourself may God bless you and direct your steps!

[@JaniceTrades777]

I love his wishes.

[@AE-Apple]

I hope this guy is doing good now

[@keepitsimple4629]

It's not just big cities. I live in a small southern town, with 2 prestigious colleges, lots of wealth, and I see the people, in droves, pass by the homeless without a glance, much less any financial help. They're too busy pursuing pleasure to stop and give a person in need a single dime. It makes me mad and sad.

[@mariehill8951]

Im sure she is watching over you wishing and willing you the best things. You are quality for sure trust youve got what it takes.. sincere llove.

[@santablanca9428]

we are in 2018 any update about this good guy

[@Beingme111]

Santa Blanca 2019 now

[@AkritMichael]

@@Beingme111 2020 now

[@jacksonpettit4690]

@@Beingme111 half way through 2020 almost

[@fungustooth9082]

He dead

[@Asdfgqwertyi]

How dyou know he's dead?

[@1972dsrai]

The best thing people can do in regards to the homeless is to acknowledge them and treat them as you would want to be.

[@stevenbrewer9306]

Sounds like some mature wishes! And the guy is right, employers don't receive homless people very welll, he still has a soul, he will make it i hope, ive seen many who are just dead inside, empty, life, circumstances, drugs to deal with circumstances, and no energy or pride to rise, and that really sucks...

[@mikellecallahan516]

Hurts my heart to see these vidoes. They are people for God's sake. Makes me feel helpless in my own way.

[@terrymiller5918]

Could someone find it in their heart to help this forgotten soul a job and home to make up for how he had to grow up in the past and tossed out like the trash when he turned 18 the country owes him a bit of dignity even an animal is treated better, so I challenge Toronto to arise and show the world what Toronto is good for , any takers or is Toronto a city with out a HEART ❤️

[@marijaspanjol4648]

God bless him.

[@donkeyballs3307]

Show up at a temp agency every morning & ull get work every day , especially in Toronto, he looks like hes able bodied

[@RockyRo0]

It's hard to get into college if you don't have an address. He's right about that. You don't have an address, you don't have much as far as opportunities.

[@dididagger955]

What happened to this guy? I pray that he is ok

[@mangafq8]

When you think about it, whether we are homeless or not, who acknowledges others?

[@dianebach1301]

A lot of us barely make it to the end of the month. Sometimes it’s hard to look at pan handlers if you don’t have enough to give out.

[@mvcw89]

Poor guy 😢

[@CarMaintenanceGuy]

I'd be hitting the library learning new skills to see if he could do marketing or anything else.

[@heyzeus4045]

Yeah, that sounds realistic. lol

[@CarMaintenanceGuy]

@@heyzeus4045 You obviously haven't seen how incredibly cheap it is to learn new skills on udemy.com. NO EXCUSES unless you're just plain lazy and don't want to learn. THAT'S ALL ON YOU. But don't start asking for handouts from society because you're the person making the decision to not learn new skills. HOW IS THAT OUR FAULT?!?!?!?!?!? WTF?

[@whitelightning7847]

Damn I really hope he can turn it all around makes me sick the way he is being ignored people are jerks

[@SirAlexNewton]

@somewhatlongdong Because he is asking him what he is doing to get out of the situation. If you're drinking or taking drugs you obviously are not trying to get out of the situation.

[@sarafromasmalltown]

So every single person is supposed to stop and acknowledge every homeless person? NO, people don't have to do that. People can do what ever they want. You cannot make them do that.

[@broganhogan3469]

Around 1:50 I found it poignant the couple taking a picture in the background. Such a chasm between them and this young man… them probly having the time of their lives and him wondering where he will sleep tonight. God bless this young man

[@emanuelserban5339]

God bless all of you ! Praise The Lord ! 🤗🙏☝😊😃

[@sarahrickman6609]

Those stats are horribly unacceptable. People that can't make any more money on kids at 18 in foster care kick them out. I betcha God is so angry with those people who do that. Man he must cry for humanity too. I wouldn't do that. If I took a child in them that child is mine until they leave and if they need a place because they couldn't make it then come home that's how family's act when their kids are precious. I'm a Christian and I believe in living it out in action not just words. I hate the greed of this world. It's so self serving and runs over anyone in it's way. I have two girls who are mother's now. I would have loved to have had a boy either born from me or adopted. That's another thing adoption is so stinking expensive. It's all abt money, money, money. So sad.

[@anon4041]

Lots of help in Ontario, but the rules are strict unfortunately and waitlists. But shelters, if you get there early enough, there are lots.

[@CYV214]

🙏

[@silversparrow6656]

Sometimes people look away from the homeless because they have nothing to give, and they feel a little guilty because they can't help (or that they simply can't help everyone). And you don't acknowledge the person sitting on the street because it seems to be too much to give an explanation to every single person why you're sorry, but you can't help today. More people do have compassion for the poor than it might seem - it's simply that most people can only give so much. God help you young man, and give you His presence, His protection, His provision, and the comfort of His promises.

[@edwardzammiello651]

I watch these pieces on homeless people... my throat swells and I find it hard to talk... I cry from their pain and situation...... as I finish watching the video... please god help me to help these people I say. I find myself reaching in my pocket when I see someone asking .... I am in a bad situation myself... it I am not homeless... the heat is on right now as I type... if I open the fridge.. you won’t find a t bone steak... but I dam sure can eat something... the tv is on...( I use a digital antenna)... and i am loved by a good woman... I have it all... and even when I volunteer at the local food bank...( trying to help this crappy thing of having not)... and help the homeless... I am not able to help enough... I search for the answer to solving this dilemma the world faces. If I had more money... I would help in more ways than I do now. Maybe the reason my tears roll down and follow the lines of living on my face... aren’t just the pain I know they are living... but my inability... to make a true difference

[@justmom66]

That seems to be a very real problem for homeless people trying to obtain work. With no address people will not even give them a chance, and I think that is just ignorant of employers as a whole. At least these people want to work unlike many I see that don't. I do not understand why local government ( as in shelter and aide agencies ) do not find some way to help with the address issue for those who honestly are trying.

[@Miriavision]

2019, any update?

[@p.e.i.man-canada-1372]

The entire population of Canada seems unable to fix this situation.

[@rodluvan1976]

I thought Canada had a social safety-net for this sort of thing

[@bossboy191919]

I was on the street, but I could never panhandle. Was too humiliating

[@maxcarter9117]

IN A NO LOSE SITUATION, give them a random address! WAKE UP! I've had major companies never send me a letter for MONTHS to a year...

[@cgonzalez0401]

That one was deep,,,,weeeesh!

[@ambertastic7610]

How is he today?

[@bobbond6365]

I am not sure, but if they could get just a post office box , would an employer accept that? Or is there another option ?

[@candace2308]

The interviewer needs to speak in a less judgemental tone. Homeless people have enough criticism and dealing with people having a tone with them. The 3 wishes is kind of pointless its not helpful to them. Should be asking 3 things how they can be helped change the situation.

[@Mourne84]

How's darryl doing? News??

[@hayorge27]

Well he's not a drug addict. Eyes clear as a bell. Posture good. System failed him from the get to, and will punish him throughout life because of his good for nothing parents

[@sethabel4315]

People walk past when you're panhandling. But they do that when you're not. So don't worry. Keep living for God.

[@stargazer2042]

Foster age outs now can get free tuition and also state housing. He needs to go to CPS and apply.

[@ronniemead805]

People you don't have to tell employers you are homeless. You simply make up a false address, open a bank account and rent a P.O. Box. Then ask your employer to send your mail to the PO Box. Your wages should be direct deposited to your bank account or you can have them hold your check for pick up.

[@bpastorb]

By his own admission he makes more than minimum wage by panhandling. Without any job experience, skills or education he will be confined to entry-level jobs that will only pay minimum wage. Therefore in his current situation he should be most able to find housing or a place to live, by his own description that is. I do agree with you though, not having permanent living situation should not prevent him from finding work. There are ways around it. In my opinion the excuse of not having a job and not having a place to live is a means to justify a separate issue, most likely a drug problem. By telling yourself everyone is keeping you down, it makes it easier to sit on the streets and panhandle just for enough to feed yourself and get your next fix. Its everyone else's fault for putting you on the bottom, and the only thing that makes you feel better is getting high. Not to say that he didn't have a rough upbringing, he wasn't given any favors. That doesn't mean he's destitute to spend his life on the street, that is his own doing. The part i find most disturbing is how little self reflection he seems to have, especially considering he has brought a child into the world.

[@bartgrandorff8907]

Id like to find him he has a lot of people who care about him. Wy he left the us i dont no but we miss him

[@lilacblue783]

Do u know him

[@nedricr.kanahele979]

You need to do invisible people in hawaii 🤙🤙💯

[@Medicinnov8r]

i love you Darryl

[@James-78]

I wonder how he is doing now

[@filthyfinancials1622]

If he's making more than minimum wage, then he can afford an address. Like EVERYONE earning minimum wage. It's super difficult at the bottom. My parents were crackheads, I have ADHD and autism. But I'm now a master electrician and investor. I will admit that between 16-21 if I didn't have an older friend and my grandma give me a place to stay I would have struggled more than I did. But at the end of the day they both kicked me out also and at 21 I decided to do whatever I had to to finish my apprenticeship and grow up.

[@75tm400]

@invisiblepeopletv All I'm trying to say is people that panhandle and don't offer anything in return like playing a musical instrument etc., are annoying as hell. I'm not talking about ending homelessness.I know for a fact that there are quite a few homeless people out there that choose to be that way and don't have any intrest in having a home. We have people in my own neighborhood that are like that and some of them are even my very old friends. The only time they hate it is in the winter.

[@karattkensair9891]

When panhandlers say they sleep under a bridge the follow up question should be "where did you shave?"

[@NeThZOR]

you can't shave under a bridge? shit...

[@timelessmusicfamilymusic9175]

I never give them money💵, I rather give them something to eat instead🍔. I would hate to think if I gave them money💵 they would spend it on drugs or alcohol🍺.

[@charlespatoine8647]

Please listen to this interview: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioO1k3awj62Sfrs

[@monnikhan1000]

Everyone says I don’t give them money blah blah but really they don’t get much money in the first place to use it on drugs I’ll just give them money

[@Glass_Caskets]

Here where I live the homeless will work corners in shifts in crews of 3 to 5.

[@teebzr5975]

He looks clean enough to get work tho

[@meggrotte4760]

I truly don't understand why countries like canada and america have such a hard time ending homelessness You said something like taiwan yeah I can't understand that. Some third world country also can understand. But we have so many resources available. But well, we have certain resources. But I don't understand why we can't build affordable housing. It shouldn't take thirty years to end homelessness.

[@DSLolgamerDG]

that ain no way to live but is 1000 times better than being homeless in my country, here in central america the people never offer food to homeles people, never give em money or blankets and almost all of em go crazy in short time i cant imagine sleeping on these streets where people can just beat the shit out of u with no reason

[@waaazupd1948]

Foster care from these videos seems to be no better than the conditions they came from. Some of the ppl who take in kids are just looking for an easy paycheck. Its so sad.

[@fergizzo]

This may come off as kind of asshole-ish but the interviewer often says stuff like "people are just walking by not even paying attention to you"".... Why would anyone pay attention to ANY stranger on the street...i don't pay any mind to homeless people and non-homeless alike when walking down a busy street...

[@chigozietruth]

because not everyone has tunnel vision like you

[@Milkedsplooge]

is he still there? I visiting Toronto soon.

[@heyzeus4045]

uh-huh

[@madhatter9962]

People ignore him....... But yet he still makes more than minimum wage? I feel for him but he seems capable.

[@bartgrandorff8907]

I kno this guy he went to school in oakville wa i kno him very well