These programs focus on socially excluded localities, formerly simply labeled Roma enclaves, and range from helping the adults who live there with housing, unemployment issues or debt management to matching up volunteers with children who live in those neighborhoods. People in Need volunteers visit families to help the local children, who often have difficulty succeeding in school, with their homework. “When the parents see the volunteers work with their kids, in some cases it really makes a difference and motivates the parents to do more for the education of their children,” says Tomáš Urban, spokesman for People in Need.