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    University title Homelessness Introduction Homelessness is a situation whereby people lack a permanent dwelling such as an apartment or a house. Homeless persons are unable to obtain and maintain adequate, secure and safe housing. Since these people have no regular housing, they usually spend their night time in discarded buildings, vehicle, homeless or warming centres, cardboard boxes or even in a tent. A home is critical because it provides security, sense of belonging, support of…

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    The Housing Act of 1937, also known as the Wagner-Steagall Act, addressed the physically horrid public housing environments. The legislation ordered that any new government funded housing units built were to be inspected, and if they did not meet state expectations, then they were to be closed. These newly enacted standards were therefore left up…

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    Boomerang Buyers Essay

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    Economic Stabilization Act. The fall of the housing market quickly followed shortly after. Homeowners across the nation found themselves with no choice but to foreclose their beloved home. Six years later, these victims, who are called “boomerang buyers,” are beginning to get back on their feet, and get back on track with their life. First off, “boomerang buyers” are those who are now ready to buy a house again after losing a home to foreclosure. The housing market has not fully recovered in…

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    a roof over their heads like everyone else. Many homeless individuals consider housing needs their top priority and medicaid…

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    Race Inequality

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    Louisiana from the poor African-Americans most affordable housing would be available in dangerous or run down locations. Thus, certain areas because predominantly black and perceptions arose that these were the worst areas for people to live in among blacks. People associated these areas as only being for poor people and because only blacks lived there the connection that if you’re black you’re most likely poor was made. However, they had no other choice for housing due to the fact that…

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    body and mind for proper development. If not, then they are being robbed of the basic needs. Healthy food is expensive while unhealthy food choices are sold cheap/affordable leaving citizens with only one choice, purchase the affordable goods. When these same children eat all the unhealthy food their parent will now have to find an affordable medical plan to care for their children, who might later develop a condition like diabetes from eating unhealthy food and…

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    economically because you are spending money to draw few wealthier individuals, but you are loosing a lot of long-term residents. In order to prevent this issue from continuing, cities need to provide affordable housing for people of all classes so they are not losing the long term resident and new incoming…

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    8%) as well as rural houseless population (-28.4%) in the same period. It seems that majority of rural houseless persons have shifted to the urban areas. According to the McKinsey Global Institute (2010), India faces the mammoth task of providing affordable homes to an estimated 38 million households by 2030. Urban poverty is another crucial urban challenge in India. According to HPEC (2011), even though urban poverty has declined but there were still 80.8 million urban poor in 2004-05 which…

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    Huntleys Cove Essay

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    the residents of this friendly little community get to and fro. Townhouses, detached homes and cottages, and apartments are part of the streetscape in Huntleys Cove. Luxury apartments along the water are the most expensive, with other housing being more affordable. Huntleys Cove Profile Huntleys Cove sits on a peninsula that is between the Parramatta River and Tarban Creek. Once part of Gladesville and later named Tarban, Huntleys Cove has been its own suburb since 2002 after a vote of the…

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    answering phone calls, and running entrance lotteries. As the lead of our long-term housing program, I work with clients – many of whom come from precarious circumstances such as domestic abuse, physical disability, and job loss – over an extended period to transition to a stable and affordable living environment. Through extensive research and in-person meetings, I have helped more than 75% of clients obtain housing. This experience not only honed my creative thinking skills and leadership…

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