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    is hard to nail down and get accurate numbers on the homeless and downtrodden. The homeless epidemic is rising and swiping through the United States, due to the economy and joblessness. Deindustrialization is one huge factor in the increase in homelessness. “Less manufacturing takes place in the United States because most jobs and plants have been transferred to other countries” (Social…

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    During my childhood and lower teens, I was very involved in church. I would go to every event or meeting put on by our church. Watching certain senior youth members, I didn’t understand why they would just come to the fun events. I would only see them during our mission trips or camps, but never at business or regular meetings. Then I promised myself that I would always stay as active as I could. Then in high school, I feel for this Baptist guy, who was just unsure about religion in general. I…

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    Characters Bella: a young woman, college student, believer of God, who is getting ready to catch the 99 to work Unknown woman: Middle age hefty woman who is concerned about the homeless population and touching a homeless man bag. She is also waiting to catch the bus 99. Are Homeless becoming an Issue in Miami? Narrator: One cloudy afternoon Bella walks to catch the bus for work. Upon arriving at the bus stop, she notices that the bench is occupied with multiple unaccompanied bags and to the left…

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    The steadily increasing rate of homelessness in Chicago is a social justice issue that is difficult to ignore. It is nearly impossible to walk down Michigan Avenue without noticing the countless shivering, hungry people begging for spare change. But the people we see on our everyday route to school and work are only a very small portion of the thousands of people suffering throughout the city. The National Health Care for the Homeless Council defines homelessness as “…an individual without…

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    Homelessness In Sacramento

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    538 men, women, and children homeless in the Sacramento area, (Sacramento Steps Forward). Everywhere you glance around in our cities, parks, businesses, and streets it is more than likely that you will observe a homeless person grappling to live. Homelessness is not prejudice toward race, gender, or class. Commonly homeless people are labeled as drug addicts, drunks, or discharged mentally ill patients. Governmental policy decisions are creating a lack of resources for the homeless population in…

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    5 million people experience homelessness each year in the U.S. 35% of homeless persons are families with children, 23% are U.S. military veterans, 25% are children under 18 years of age, 30% have experienced domestic violence, and 20-25% experience a mental illness. There are three types of homelessness: chronic homelessness, transitional homelessness, and episodic homelessness. Homelessness in America is a bigger issue than people may realize. Chronic homelessness is defined by a person being…

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    On October 11th 2015, I had the opportunity to go to a police ride along in Montgomery County at 6am. I was excited to go to my first police ride as soon as I hit the door. The first thing I heard was a police saying “I don’t want to hear your negativity, so you go through that door and back again with a positive one”. So after I waited for a while, I was greeted by a police officer name Mike Joseph. Joseph gave me a slight tour of the department. There was an integration rooms, paper work, and…

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    Homelessness has been a long standing issue in the modern day world. Many ideas and different types of programs put in place by governments have helped diminish this problem. These programs have opened a larger question of homelessness, similar to, “In our society, what are the main causes for homelessness?”. A certain program was put in place, recently, and was called ‘Homeless Hotspots’. The marketing agency, BBH Labs, came up with this idea, and used it in the Southern United States,…

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    Homeless In Hawaii Throughout the world, there is a growing issue of an increasing population of homeless. Throughout the Hawaiian islands the homeless problem is a gigantic issue. The island of Oahu is hardest hit with the issue and the homeless population is growing. Homeless in Hawaii is the largest problem ongoing in Hawaii at this moment and will be until a solution is presented. There’s a lot of issues happening in Hawaii such as, Mauna Kea or the rail project on Oahu, but the homeless…

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    It is critical that health professionals understand health factors contributing to a person’s health in the health care practice, as a person’s health is affected by many factors or social determinants. These social determinants are Housing, Income, and Environment. Also it’s beneficial and important for an individual to understand or have knowledge about these factors to allow them to make worthy decisions about their health or have an acceptable health behaviors. In these essay the term…

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