May
25
2008
25
2008
Streetreach New Zealand – Video
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Frank is the Education and Advocacy Manager for TEAR Fund NZ. Frank is a licensed Minister in the Wesleyan Methodist Church of New Zealand and has a keen interest in biblical perspectives of Justice and how this connects to service to, with and for the poor, disadvantaged and marginalized people of the world.
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It sounds like Streetreach are doing a great job, who founded this group? I imagine it must be tough work at times, but ultimately rewarding. Is there a similar group aiming to help the guys that pay for prostitutes on a regular basis. These men sustain the industry and surely they need help too. I wonder about their self esteem when this is what they resort to for a sexual ‘relationship.’ Or do people consider it normal behaviour that doesnt damage the customer? Is it an addiction for these guys and if so, why isnt it treated that way?
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Debbie Baker is the founder of Streetreach. She features in the video and submitted some content already posted here.
At present, I am not directly aware of any specific organisations that work with people who use prostitutes.
There are many debates about whether or not it is ‘normal’ behaviour.