A Case Study On Homelessness

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This is a soar claim. Mr. Byrne is experiencing homelessness,however he can be contacted through his case worker, Mrs. Kristin Smith, who completed this form.

Mr. Byrne dates of employment is estimated to the best of him and his sister and his ability,, he was unable to remember the days of the week he was employed, however he gave the months in which he worked.

Mr. Byrne and sister reported that he has been treated at County Central Hospital,Any County jail which referred him to the XYZ County Mental Health Center and the Local Charities Substance Abuse Treatment and Psychiatric evaluation.

Mr. Byrne has also reported that he was treated in 2007-2008 County Methadone treatment program. He acquired Hepatitis C after discharge from the

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