Yeah, it does. Well, today's question is about the people who use the food banks.

是，确。今天问题是关于去食品银行接受济人。

Overall, 6.8 million people continue to receive jobless aid.

总而言，680万人继续接受业济。

The recipients are on it like every time who are exclusively high school and college students.

虽然平台上济接受者仅仅是高中生和大学生。

The unemployed who benefited from public relief tended to remain unemployed.

接受公共济业者往往继续保持业状态。

So you either comply with the strings or the orders or the edicts or you lose your dole.

因此，你若接受济，便会去某种独立性，因为提供济会附加条件。你要么遵从这些条件、命令或法令，要么就会去济。

If a doctor or a social worker thinks someone needs to use a food bank – even for a short time – they can give them vouchers.

如果医生或社会工作者认为某人需要接受食品银行济，哪怕只是短时间济，他们会出具一份证明。

Well, apparently, these food banks are a great meeting place for people who are lonely and depressed. The food bank volunteers then talk to the people who use them.

显然，食品银行为那些孤独、困窘人们提供了一个很好聚集点。在食品银行工作志愿者也会与来这里接受济人们交谈。

The Local Government Act of 1929 effectively abolished the Poor Law, which had kept recipients of state relief in harsh workhouses and transferred responsibility for payments to local councils.

1929年《地方政府法》际上废除了《济贫法》，该法律曾将接受国家济人关在条件恶劣济贫院里， 并将支付责任转移到地方议会。

The recipients of poor relief and of unemployment relief know that the state is there to assist them, but only if they remain poor or unemployed and unable to help themselves.

接受贫困济和业济人明白， 国家会在那里帮助他们，但前提是他们必须保持贫困或业状态， 无法自力更生。