Angelina Jolie has assumed numerous character roles in movies. She can be dramatic or adventurous at the same time. But whatever role she plays, one part of her life remains consistent. She constantly extends help to people especially to children in the third world countries.
Jolie returned to Haiti to help homeless children after the Caribbean country was struck by a 7.0 magnitude earthquake. Together with SOS Children’s Villages—an organization that provides long term housing and care for orphaned or abandoned children in all over 132 countries in the world—she helped in figuring out solutions to the said problems of homelessness.
Heather Paul, CEO of SOS Children’s Villages said that whenever Jolie visits the place, she brings hope to the people. The presence and concern of Jolie brings everybody up which was a wonderful thing.
Another critical component of Jolie’s focus is the education for the young people. She is very much aware of the crowded situation of the schools in Haiti. So Paul, with Jolie, is already negotiating with the Haitian government to build more schools. She believes that education in a country like Haiti is the most essential factor for the nation’s future.
Jolie has now become one of the icons in championing humanitarian rights. She is a reminder to give attention to devastated areas as natural catastrophe is inevitable. She is not only a badass in big screens but in real life as well.
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