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• No I do not believe that there are enough resources or programs in the triad area to help as many homeless as there are.
• Yes, after reviewing the material for the plans and projects to end homeless, I do believe that they are on the right path to help lowering the number of homeless. Although these plans are in effect, I think that advertising more on platforms that are popular will get the plans to even more people.
• Resources are made easy to find to a certain extent. There could be more ways made to gather resources on your own as well.
• If you are a person who made not be computer or technology literate, that can be made difficult to obtain resources. Also, if you are limited on transportation and funds, could be made difficult

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