Webster 's Dictionary defines homelessness as having no home or permanent place of residence (Miriam-Webster). I feel that that is a pretty straight up definition, but did you know there are different classifications of homelessness? They are split up into four main typologies: transitional homelessness, episodic homelessness, chronic homelessness, and youth homelessness (National Health Care…). Youth homelessness is split into four sub categories as follows: situational runaways, runaways, throwaways, systems youth. One thing is for sure, homelessness clearly does not fit into one certain
Webster 's Dictionary defines homelessness as having no home or permanent place of residence (Miriam-Webster). I feel that that is a pretty straight up definition, but did you know there are different classifications of homelessness? They are split up into four main typologies: transitional homelessness, episodic homelessness, chronic homelessness, and youth homelessness (National Health Care…). Youth homelessness is split into four sub categories as follows: situational runaways, runaways, throwaways, systems youth. One thing is for sure, homelessness clearly does not fit into one certain