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    Farmland into Housing As of 2020, it is stated that 1/3 of the remaining farmland in Ontario will be paved over. This is a huge issue because not only does it take away the farmland but everything that surrounds it. It will clear out habitats, trails, greenspace, forests, and much more. It is shown that a subdivision now a days is about 4-7 units per acre. This means large areas are being consumed and it makes it hard for the people that live in those units to get around by foot and thus far…

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    Once a family is looking into emergency assistance, the Home Base Program will investigate their claim and determine eligibility for shelter placement. If the family is eligible for other housing options, they will not get placed into one of their shelters immediately, as they are not priority at the time. A key point to emphasize to families is that entering a shelter does not guarantee them a stable apartment. They must still do their part to continue searching for a permanent home, and stable…

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    Why College Is Expensive

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    the word “expensive”. But why is college so expensive exactly? Is it the actual college education itself or is it the housing that is causing students to have endless amounts of debt? Students come out of universities with a piece of paper that says that they passed college and a bank account that tells them that they spent too much time in college. The answer is simple, housing is what causes students to graduate college with outrageous amounts of debt. While many new freshman college…

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    2020, it is estimated the world slum population will reach almost 1 billion. This is very shocking to me. B. Audience Relevance: Today I will discuss about an organization that is changing millions of lives by giving the opportunity of owning an affordable and simple houses to those who are struggling. This organization is Habitat for Humanity. C. Speaker Credibility: Over the past years, I had a chance to volunteer with habitat for humanity by building a house for veteran, low-income…

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    blend a dynamic cultural life with of one-of-a-kind attractions and outdoor adventures. The large city, known for being the largest urban settlement between Seattle and Minneapolis, is also known for its forward-thinking approach to problems, affordable housing, quality living, and many economic opportunities. History of Spokane The area, known to its naive population as Spokane Falls, was originally settled by multiple groups of the Spokane Tribe. The native Spokane people used the area to…

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    of course is that you are not likely to get out of poverty by simply working hard at a menial job.’’(Rhoda 1).“ Affordable housing has long been a problem." Keeping a roof over one's head is the biggest expense for everyone, it eats up to 72 percent of the poor's income. And is impossible for a full-time, minimum wage worker to find a market-rate, two-bedroom apartment that's affordable anywhere in the country, in this case, affordability is defined as costing less than 30% of income.” (Luhby…

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    Essay On Relative Poverty

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    Relative poverty is a state of deprivation, lacking the usual or socially acceptable account of money or material possessions. Absolute poverty is true deprivation, lacking basic necessities of life, which is relatively uncommon in the USA and developed nations. Global Perspective In Brazil the causes of poverty are the lack of education, unemployment, and/or delay in implementing land reform. The children who have access to school do not get a good education, others need to work to supply…

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    2.1 Home and Homelessness Phenomenon Home and Homelessness are two diverse yet interconnected topics that are subjective in concept. Peter Somerville, on his theoretical article about homelessness, attempts to describe the complex nature of the two, and to his research found out that homelessness is the absence of “home” that are defined by the six key indicators which are: shelter, hearth, heart, privacy, roots, abode and paradise (Somerville, 1992). From this nature, home is now defined as…

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    Chatswood Essay Geography

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    How liveable is Chatswood? Features and Location Chatswood is a growing suburb of Sydney, located approximately 10.6 kilometres from the Sydney CBD via M1 by car. According to the 2011 Australian census, the population of Chatswood is 21,194. It has many parks and reserves, and is comprised of high-rise and low-rise buildings. The Lane Cove river also passes through Chatswood. Map showing location of Chatswood within Sydney = Transit White = Roads = Ocean = Greenery…

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    How Community Can Help Alleviate Domestic Violence’s Domestic Violence is an issue that affects all communities. It relates to Community Health Works and it’s a community issue. Why is domestic violence a community issue and what can be done to help alleviate this issue? The lack of resources and information is what keeps victims in abusive relationship. Why is domestic abuse such an issue? Why I agree that domestic violence is an issue because over 4,000 women died a year in American. One…

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