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there is also a supplement of porridge, come here, a00:00:09
supplement of porridge, come here, yes,00:00:13
and I buy sausages, someone says that00:00:16
you feed them from the homeless Yes, let them00:00:18
Idlers go to work00:00:21
I actually never thought that I would00:00:23
run a canteen for the homeless, the canteen00:00:26
seemed to appear by itself I didn’t00:00:28
apply a lot of effort00:00:31
Friday Saturday Sunday the canteen00:00:34
knows that about this many00:00:36
people will come prepares us a certain00:00:38
number of set meals00:00:42
probably the homeless will always00:00:47
need to help them we need to treat them with dignity00:00:50
sugared jam bring us here00:00:53
You have old lard lying salted without00:00:56
throwing it away00:01:11
I am Alexander Chernitsky I am an artist and also00:01:16
the head of the project of a free canteen00:01:18
for the homeless, which we have been delivering for the past00:01:21
26 years. We00:01:28
started feeding in 97. We00:01:32
organized a canteen for homeless00:01:43
street children. We started feeding about 200 children who at that time were wandering the streets, sniffing glue, wandering, stealing,00:01:46
washing cars. rich people, that is, there was00:01:49
such a period in the nineties When00:01:51
we had a little after the collapse of the00:01:53
Soviet Union, all our00:01:56
social institutions had not yet been restored, which is why there00:01:59
was such a problem of child00:02:01
homelessness when we started feeding the00:02:03
children,00:02:04
the children brought us their mothers,00:02:07
some drunken alcoholics, the mother is standing00:02:10
drunk in the corridor the child eats00:02:13
half the portion and takes half of it into the corridor to his00:02:15
mother because he loves her, we understood that this00:02:17
means we must feed not only children, we00:02:20
must feed mothers, we started00:02:23
feeding them, then disabled people came to us,00:02:25
old women, old people, homeless people, and in general,00:02:29
we could not simply turn anyone away We00:02:31
started feeding them at different times00:02:39
there already. There, everyone in Russia until00:02:43
2010 we fed together. Well, at00:02:47
separate times, both children and adults, and00:02:50
when already in the early 2000s we had00:02:53
such more social00:02:55
institutions,00:02:56
foster family projects, orphanages appeared.00:02:59
So There are fewer children00:03:03
coming to us, they began to grow up, they00:03:07
grew up, in general, Well, they disappeared from the field of00:03:10
our activities, but in their place came00:03:13
homeless adults, so we continued00:03:16
our project and since about 2010, we00:03:20
practically feed only homeless adults.00:03:33
In general, I never I didn’t think that I would00:03:35
run a canteen for the homeless; the canteen00:03:37
seemed to appear by itself. I didn’t00:03:40
put in much effort; like00:03:42
brick by brick, it came together on00:03:44
its own; I sometimes caught myself thinking that00:03:46
I was just standing up as an observer and00:03:49
watching from the side how it all came00:03:51
together. people appeared who00:03:54
suggested and said that why can’t we00:03:57
make a canteen Let’s try to00:04:00
do it here Get sponsors Where to get00:04:02
people money once money appeared00:04:05
People who brought money began to come00:04:08
So it all somehow00:04:10
worked out like this Until today and we will00:04:12
stop for now we can’t do00:04:20
this guys Let00:04:22
Lena come no then the clothes are lazy one00:04:25
two three 4 Lena’s clothes00:04:28
the rest of the products00:04:31
now we will be back homeless very00:04:35
different categories of people very00:04:38
motley fingers like this these are00:04:41
former Afghans who returned from the war00:04:44
with a broken psyche people’s commissar or were00:04:46
drinking so they couldn’t resist00:04:49
leaving them in the family abandoned families except00:04:51
Afghans, well, there are people with mental00:04:54
problems from a damaged psyche, there are00:04:57
weak people, that is, homeless people, these are00:05:00
weak people, you and I are strong, we00:05:02
stayed at the top of life, we00:05:04
got settled somehow, these are weak people00:05:07
who no one took care of, there are00:05:09
gullible people who let us in in their lives,00:05:11
black realtors were taken away from them, they were squeezed out of their00:05:14
apartments. I had such a grandfather,00:05:17
one intelligent mathematician00:05:20
came and I said, How did you lose your00:05:23
apartment, he says, I let00:05:25
tenants from the east into my apartment,00:05:28
who sold00:05:30
fruits or vegetables on a mosquito street and then went to bed to the hospital00:05:33
and when he came to visit me he brought00:05:37
me some kind of parcel He gave00:05:39
me some papers to sign he said that it was the rent that00:05:41
it was I who signed the documents without looking When00:05:44
I left the hospital My apartment was00:05:46
already sold00:05:47
bless you for you are called to00:05:51
inherit the blessing What is00:05:54
very there are many former drinking alcoholics00:05:56
who have lost their housing, who have been released from00:06:00
prison, there are various people who00:06:01
are socialized, returning to society,00:06:04
acquiring some kind of housing, even00:06:07
bringing in families. And there are categories of people who are00:06:10
simply living out their lives; these are already00:06:12
hospice care; nothing can be done with them;00:06:14
they are not able to they are old to work,00:06:18
they are on crutches with chronic diseases,00:06:20
they are just living out their lives and living wherever00:06:24
they have to [music]00:06:41
Now somewhere there may be a person And00:06:45
when it’s cold more than 100,00:06:48
why do you think it doesn’t come when it’s00:06:50
warm then Because people of Russia00:07:02
we are already a sinner thought that you00:07:05
wouldn’t have to00:07:06
not good So everything is fine thank you00:07:11
Good thank you00:07:13
blessed good00:07:15
grandfather sometimes brings us his own food00:07:18
to eat but he brings something of his own it’s valuable00:07:24
I would say 15 to 20 percent of the thoughtless people00:07:28
who visit our dining room00:07:30
They socialize they return to00:07:32
life is normal, as a rule, these are people Well,00:07:36
up to 40, maybe up to 50, those who still have00:07:40
some kind of potential in life, they00:07:42
come, they say Sasha, I won’t be there for long, I need to00:07:45
restore my documents, I00:07:48
need to get a job, I want to start a family00:07:50
and after being a couple months they00:07:55
disappear00:07:56
words How much do they mean today in00:08:00
this world, especially we are so busy with00:08:03
the canteen that we are00:08:06
no longer able to find employment with the issue, I have already loaded it on00:08:08
myself If three days of feeding they require a00:08:10
lot of preparation, that’s why we00:08:13
say guys we can’t find you a job00:08:15
we can feed you, give00:08:17
you medicine, help you restore00:08:19
documents, and we have a Bible lesson, in00:08:22
general, you can listen to what we00:08:25
offer you for your life so that you can00:08:27
stand firmly on your feet, some00:08:30
have already gotten a job, they come00:08:32
Sasha, I didn’t come to eat I I came to00:08:34
listen to the sermon for the00:08:36
second week, a00:08:38
man,00:08:40
come through, a00:08:58
man got dressed, put on shoes, they helped him with00:09:01
the documents,00:09:03
they helped me, Lenochka helped me with a passport, to00:09:05
do everything as it should be, even00:09:08
the salary was processed thanks to the passport,00:09:11
thanks to the passport, here you are, our00:09:14
fruits are taken by the head, don’t do00:09:17
nonsense As they say How did you end up00:09:19
on the street on00:09:21
it turned out on the street Well, this is too much of a family00:09:25
issue, first his wife got divorced, he has his00:09:27
own place, I have my own, and it went flying00:09:30
somewhere, a comrade of medicinal percent helped me,00:09:38
these are all family00:09:40
household troubles, everything can00:09:43
be fixed, but this is the most important thing. This is00:09:45
this comrade until you get rid of him00:09:48
now I’m even standing there was on May 9 there was00:09:51
an opportunity00:10:04
it’s all a choice all a choice yes00:10:07
this is our biggest problem with00:10:09
alcohol We always warn don’t00:10:11
come drunk don’t bring00:10:14
alcohol here we’re very strict if a00:10:16
person comes drunk and we don’t feed him00:10:19
we send him away Come tomorrow sober,00:10:22
you'll come, we'll eat, we'll feed you if00:10:24
they bring alcohol here, last00:10:27
week we had two people bring00:10:28
alcohol, we sent them for a month because00:10:31
they sometimes manage to00:10:33
drink another bottle during feeding and have a00:10:36
snack with our food, so we also say00:10:39
so gotcha you don’t come here with a bottle all month00:10:43
If you have money for a00:10:45
bottle, you should have money for00:10:47
food a little tough Maybe, but00:10:49
this is Discipline and they feel it00:10:55
Friday Saturday Sunday the canteen00:10:58
knows that about this many00:11:00
people will come prepares us a certain00:11:02
number of set meals in00:11:04
case someone hasn’t had enough, wants00:11:07
more or more00:11:09
people come that we haven’t calculated, I00:11:12
cook at home 40 liters in two barrels of00:11:16
porridge with stew, they also bring us00:11:19
pickles, cucumbers, tomatoes,00:11:22
jam, peas, they00:11:26
brought fresh carrots today, they clean them Volunteers there00:11:29
tomorrow we will have a fresh salad with00:11:31
carrots Well, every person helps.00:11:33
What can you do not throw it in a landfill? bring00:11:37
candied jam, bring it to us.00:11:39
You have old lard lying around, salted, without00:11:42
throwing it away. We’ll bring it too. We’ll put it into00:11:45
action and homeless people will be grateful00:11:48
to you sometimes. There is even00:11:51
so much of this food that I hear without talking00:11:53
about and this is enough for me for the evening, they take00:11:55
containers with them, if you notice00:11:58
they have containers, they don’t eat everything here, we give them00:12:01
away, I would say about one and a half00:12:03
servings or two servings they save for00:12:05
the evening And someone else finds it difficult to00:12:08
eat the next day, so out of00:12:10
fear that someone will not be fed,00:12:13
we try to play it safe by00:12:15
cooking more and it goes better the00:12:18
next day, so in fact, in00:12:20
general, we don’t even feed for three days But in00:12:23
general there are four, maybe four and a00:12:25
half, because they still00:12:27
feed them at other times with the leftovers00:12:44
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Well, okay, it’s the same for 26 years, believe me, we00:12:54
tried a lot of places before, this00:12:56
appears in every place an element of00:12:59
fatigue from the homeless because we are00:13:01
dependent, we are dependent from the administration,00:13:03
depending on the owners of the premises. Sometimes people00:13:06
at first very warmly welcome us with an00:13:08
open heart and then00:13:11
such fatigue sets in, I see this is normal,00:13:14
this happens everywhere and we have to00:13:17
then I feel it and we have to look for00:13:19
some other place, but every time God00:13:22
showed us what -places and we00:13:24
found this or that dining room, this or00:13:26
that church. Therefore, so far there00:13:30
have been no problems with the premises, we do not pay00:13:33
rent. This is the same as you came to00:13:34
eat, paid for your lunch, and00:13:37
brought another 10-15 or 100 people with you.00:13:40
your friends paid for them,00:13:42
they ate and that’s it. Well, we’re also going to00:13:45
meet the canteen, we’re giving volunteers00:13:47
because they need to be cleaned up there. We’re00:13:50
regular customers. That’s why00:13:52
our homeless volunteers go and help00:13:54
wash the dishes there, wipe down the stairs,00:13:58
do something else, so some00:13:59
such small issues of mutual assistance00:14:02
have already been reported,00:14:06
let me peel the potatoes, there are00:14:09
no potatoes today, just the carrots need to00:14:10
be peeled, come on in,00:14:13
Lena, take another person. Here is a volunteer00:14:15
left, here are00:14:20
our homeless, by the way, this00:14:24
young man He got a job, he has one,00:14:31
he takes it just like this Just in00:14:35
general00:14:39
personnel got a good job00:14:42
Lena Standing here in charge00:14:44
Here she is also a volunteer here at the same time00:14:49
helping everyone Well sometimes there’s a00:14:52
bicycle like that you’re here What do you do00:14:59
then if you need to peel potatoes00:15:10
construction with my diagnoses no one00:15:13
wants to hire a state enterprise for00:15:16
such00:15:17
scams very often Constantly on00:15:20
painkillers,00:15:22
decreased disc00:15:25
osteochondrosis, decreased disc,00:15:28
permanent lower back, constantly00:15:31
painkillers, gonarthrosis, and because of the00:15:34
constant pain, also depression, and it’s00:15:38
difficult to drive the group around the clinic, they’ve00:15:42
given the skill, but for a year now they’ve been driving around00:15:45
the clinic, they forgot one thing, then00:15:47
they lost the second, then the third is overdue,00:15:51
they drive the group itself every year to get it at00:15:53
the clinic00:15:55
[music]00:15:57
recently repaired00:15:59
was broken00:16:02
with me Elena our long-time assistant00:16:05
employee00:16:07
Lena mainly distributes clothes and00:16:09
medicines00:16:11
Lena works in a pharmacy she knows00:16:12
a little about the whole situation with medicine I do00:16:15
n’t understand medicines she knows what’s00:16:17
what that’s why when they bring medicine to us00:16:19
or we are00:16:21
purchasing medicine, then she knows where it’s00:16:24
cheaper what to buy, so she distributes it00:16:26
to the homeless, this is her part of the job, my00:16:29
task is to feed, organize lunches,00:16:32
this is a Bible lesson And solving some other00:16:36
organizational disciplinary issues,00:16:41
oh, the warm jacket is ready,00:16:46
take it Sometimes we change people who -00:16:50
leaving I had an old team00:16:52
that walked with me for 10-15 years, but00:16:55
people there have grown old and retired; there00:16:58
are already people who have been working00:17:00
on this project for a long time, they help give their all,00:17:03
they give their hearts completely to this00:17:09
if the people of the church, the church also take00:17:12
part, some churches give us00:17:14
donation00:17:15
is just non-believers00:17:18
ordinary wedding I am grateful to God that our00:17:21
Minsk residents are so conscientious, probably00:17:24
people have traveled a bit, maybe00:17:27
they have traveled around Europe I also00:17:28
traveled all over the world and in Europe in00:17:32
America there are very ambiguous attitudes towards00:17:34
the homeless very good very good00:17:37
no one despises them they have the same00:17:39
rights as everyone else, and near the White00:17:41
House there are homeless people sitting on benches near the Capitol,00:17:44
no one and not a single policeman00:17:46
has the right to drive away or00:17:48
say anything offensive. It is their practice00:17:51
and tradition to help the homeless. So00:17:55
it00:17:58
generally stays like this. the spiritual world of a homeless00:18:01
and poor person is00:18:02
very interesting and we sometimes00:18:05
neglect these people, we despise them,00:18:07
but among them there are very worthy people,00:18:09
very noble, I had one such00:18:12
homeless person, Zhora, he died fell out of the window00:18:15
But what did he do, he brought me00:18:17
cell phones Lost cell phones00:18:19
because the place his location was the station, he00:18:22
hung out there and he brought and said00:18:25
Sasha, here are the mobile phones, find the owner and00:18:28
people came and took the mobile phones, then00:18:31
when they asked how you found00:18:33
the mobile phone from, I say the homeless person brought the bottomless00:18:35
Zhora, the homeless homeless person, and the homeless are00:18:38
capable of this, I say yes, we are capable,00:18:44
we try very correctly treat the00:18:47
homeless with respect because this00:18:49
person does not matter whether he is fallen or not.00:18:52
He is a fallen person. He is a person, he is00:18:54
valuable to God,00:19:00
we are trying to do something good for00:19:03
these people who are not needed by anyone. Maybe00:19:06
we will succeed in life that no one00:19:08
will need us and someone will turn to us00:19:12
and help us. We will also become00:19:14
old people someday and this life00:19:17
goes by quickly very quickly. Sometimes I buy a00:19:20
large quantity of sausages in the store and there is00:19:23
a line there. They say why do you need it, like00:19:25
today we bought bread, are you00:19:27
going to open a store? No, we feed the homeless00:19:30
And we buy sausages, someone says00:19:32
that you feed the homeless Yes, let them00:19:35
go Idlers some woman was standing00:19:37
Let them Idlers go Work00:19:40
parasites and so on I turn around and say00:19:42
Woman Are you sure that when you00:19:44
reach old age you won’t be left00:19:47
alone at home? your grandchildren or children won’t kick you out00:19:49
or put you in a nursing home00:19:52
and maybe you’ll have to come to my dining room and00:19:54
ask for00:19:55
this plate of soup00:19:58
the woman falls silent, the line falls silent, I00:20:01
calmly buy my sausages, I leave, and00:20:04
people just stand and think about their00:20:06
future, so never judge, never00:20:08
don’t judge,00:20:15
there was one moment when I thought that maybe00:20:18
all that could be was already00:20:20
enough; I had a break for a couple of00:20:23
months; there was one unpleasant story due to00:20:26
which I had to leave my supposedly like-minded00:20:29
people who didn’t00:20:32
turn out to be like-minded people.00:20:34
And at some points they used00:20:36
me I had to leave00:20:38
Although I organized this project but they kicked me out of00:20:41
this project00:20:44
yes yes00:20:48
and I00:20:49
thought that I had finished and I won’t00:20:52
conduct it anymore But then a homeless man met me and00:20:54
one recognized me and said Sasha will there be a00:20:57
resurrection of Chernitsky from the dead00:20:59
or not00:21:01
[music]00:21:09
Yes I'm back Well, everything went fine,00:21:13
everything is fine,00:21:15
take a ride there in the kitchen Tell me00:21:17
about the dishes, you know, probably there will00:21:21
always be homeless people because Look, they are in any00:21:23
country, they need help, they00:21:26
need to be treated with dignity, we need to create00:21:29
some kind of shelters, some kind of hospices they need to00:21:33
be integrated into social life,00:21:35
help them get a job, protect their00:21:37
rights, this is what we need, so we00:21:40
just need to00:21:42
minimize the number of homeless people, for00:21:44
this we need some social00:21:46
programs, they have these social00:21:48
programs, they work for us, we are00:21:49
in contact with the night shelter00:21:52
on Wapshasa water, some homeless people00:21:54
living there sometimes come and eat with00:21:57
us and we keep in contact with00:21:59
the management, more can be done, but00:22:02
if there is a program, it’s good and thank00:22:04
God that they exist, see someone thinks00:22:06
that along with government00:22:09
programs, we can still do something00:22:11
good This institution that is useful is the00:22:15
church, the church from time immemorial has been engaged in00:22:17
charity, that’s why these00:22:19
good traditions need to be returned, the00:22:21
church needs to be larger, and if00:22:24
the state allocates more00:22:26
funds, then together we00:22:29
can do something good,00:22:32
so we don’t blame anyone for anything we00:22:35
don’t want to judge anyone in anything, we’re00:22:38
just trying to help poor people, it’s00:22:41
not our place to judge; it’s written in the Bible, don’t00:22:44
judge and you won’t be judged, so we don’t00:22:47
know all the nuances and can’t say00:22:49
why we don’t have enough help. Well,00:22:52
there are some reasons. but we00:22:55
will not concentrate our attention on00:22:56
finding out why there is little of it and what is it, we00:23:00
will do it ourselves little by little00:23:05
while we are not making big plans, at least00:23:08
we can save this project because00:23:10
every day it is required, after all,00:23:12
funding is also needed, so we want to continue00:23:15
feeding in this way the same mode as we00:23:18
feed But if, looking at our work,00:23:21
some people still appear who want to00:23:23
open a canteen, we will only be glad.00:23:30
What do I dream about?00:23:33
I’m probably already at an age where people do00:23:37
n’t dream much anymore. What do I dream about: that we00:23:41
have peace, that we we have peace so that there is00:23:44
no war in our country, this is the00:23:46
biggest dream, so that our society is00:23:49
humane, so that we love each other,00:23:51
so that we help the weak, maybe00:23:54
thanks to this we will escape from disasters and00:23:57
wars and some other things. I believe00:24:00
that every country, every the nation, thanks to00:24:04
its mercy, its help, love for one's00:24:09
neighbor,00:24:10
some kind of charity, it00:24:12
deserves peace of peace and more00:24:15
peace will come to this country in this society.00:24:17
Therefore, here we are, a small cell00:24:20
that is trying to do something good,00:24:22
we inspire other people, we say, do it00:24:25
in your place the same00:24:27
[music]00:24:43
and will show it somewhere on YouTube00:24:49
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«А вы уверены, что, когда вы достигнете старости, не останетесь одни? Что вас не выгонят из дома дети или внуки? Может, именно вы придете ко мне в столовую и попросите тарелку супа», — так Александр Черницкий отвечает людям, которые, узнав, что он организовал столовую для бездомных, брезгливо морщат нос и говорят, что он не тем помогает. Три дня в неделю — в пятницу, субботу и воскресенье — профессиональный художник находится «на посту» в одной из столовых Минска и раздает еду тем, кто прямо сейчас в ней очень нуждается. Приготовьте носовые платки — эта видеоистория про искренность, доброту и умение найти светлое там, куда большинство даже заглядывать не хочет. Таймкод: 0:00 - 1:12 - трейлер выпуска 1:13 - 3:24 - как появилась столовая для бездомных 4:35 - 6:27 - кто они - бездомные? 8:37 - 10:07 - история бездомного, который нашел работу 10:08 - 10:53 - как бороться с алкоголем у бездомных 10:55 - 12:52 - про график работы столовой и количество еды 12:53 - 14:17 - про аренду помещения и волонтерство бездомных 14:24 -16:00 - про бездомных-волонтеров 16:02 - 17:27 - команда и церковь 17:30 - 17:54 - отношение к бездомным в Европе и Америке 17:59 - 18:40 - про духовный мир бездомных и их добрые дела 19:12 - 20:13 - "Что, бездомных кормите? Пускай они идут работать" 20:24 - 21:13 - когда пришлось прекратить, но вернулся 21:17 - 23:02 - "Бездомные будут всегда" 23:05 - 23:26 - планы на будущее столовой 23:31 - 24:48 - мечты героя видео Связаться с Александром: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Друзья, поддержите нас в комментариях, поставьте лайк и не забудьте подписаться на канал. Спасибо! ПОДПИСКА: https://www.youtube.com/user/onlinerby?sub_confirmation=1 Также вы можете поддержать нас рублем и, став СПОНСОРОМ, участвовать в развитии проекта Onliner. Подробнее: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClUWvdPvq2Vj7MIkQ9XxVqA/join #монолог Для связи с авторами канала: [email protected] По вопросам рекламы: [email protected]
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