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    know where the hungry, the homeless, and the sick exist, that we can help. " - Jan Schakowsky. She was an Illinois Politician. She pushed strongly to make a change in numbers. She recognized the problem and wants to make a change, much like me, in the homeless rate in Chicago. 100 million people around the world are without a home and 1.6 billion are without adequate living. In the U. S., 664,708 people are homeless. 6% of Chicago's population is homeless and half of the 6%…

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    Homelessness: A Case Study

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    Introduction Being homeless is a problem that our society is facing, yet fails to address. Within communities, people see homelessness occurring on a frequent basis, but instead of recognizing the problem, they turn their head and act as though it does not exist. Currently, within the United States, an estimated 2.3 to 3.5 million Americans experience homelessness each year (Baggette, O 'Connell, Singer, and Rigotti, 2010, pg.1362). Even with this outstanding number of people placed within…

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    Homelessness and the Changes By: Brooke Linton Many things can influence homelessness as well as help those that are homeless. A short research article known as “No Right to Rest, Police Enforcement Patterns and Quality of Life Consequences of the Criminalization of Homelessness” written by Tony Robinson published in February 2017 tells about the laws towards the homeless and how they are growing. In the article “Changes in Public Attitudes and Perceptions about Homelessness between 1990 and…

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    Treatment of Homeless Citizens There is an underlying dystopian society that America is covering up. Women are selling themselves to survive and law enforcement is stripping human beings of their only belongings due to their economic status. The few housing developments that they actually provide to these people are insufficient, unclean, and all together dangerous. This is being homeless in America. The United States of America, built on hope and the American dream, is hiding and deliberately…

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    Homeless Coalition

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    10,000, that’s the number of people Coalition for the Homeless helps each year get through crisis and 3,500 homeless men, women and children each day. So many people go to sleep each day with out a meal or a bed to rest on. In most case these people just need a meal for strength to start building their lives back up. Coalition for the Homeless is the starting point for many of those in need and it is a way for them to learn to get back to being able to support themselves. The charity offers…

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    homelessness is an ongoing problem that affects millions of people on a daily basis. Many people face an intense struggle to survive harsh conditions and stay alive. It is a constant effort to break out of the homelessness despite the fact that the society turns against the homeless population. Homelessness is a societal issue that cuts through every race, age, and cultural background; however, the lack of affordable housing is a common issue homeless people share. Societal issue, such as…

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    response people make when the subject of homelessness arises: “…compassion fatigue, and the feeling that there's nothing new about the intractable problem of homelessness.” At least this is the common response of people who do not fully understand the complexity of homelessness. For us as Americans, we need to understand how homelessness is something that affects us. Efforts to raise awareness and call people to action on the subject of homelessness have proven useless. This being because…

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    acquiring it, which is the result of societal or systematic barriers, a lack of affordable housing, the individual/household’s financial, rational, emotional, behavioral or physical challenges, and/or racism and inequity. The experience of being homeless is generally gloomy, undesirable, stressful and frightening. Some news has arisen regarding this homelessness issue. This is because; homelessness is not an individual problem. It is a national problem and has a long term impact on the society…

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    alone with no food, no safe place to go, and no one to help you. This is the life of a homeless person, a life hundreds of thousands of people face each day. With little to no support from the government, and only harsh laws that make life more difficult, life as a homeless person is far from desirable. The government should provide shelter, access to food, along with education and job opportunities for the homeless rather than criminalizing them. Homelessness is defined as a person without a…

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    Eviction assistance is offered Annapolis, MD. Light House, the homeless prevention support center in Annapolis, provides its community members: • BGE assistance • Eviction assistance In order to be eligible to receive assistance, community members are required to bring their: • Identification cards • Proper documentation Background: Several community members in Anne Arundel County suffer through financial obstacles daily. Some people live paycheck by paycheck and others walk into eviction…

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