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    In the early days of corrections, the mental health of inmates was ignored. However, today it has become a major issue in American prisons with more and more institutions facing the challenge of mental health head-on rather than sweeping this long-time problem under the rug. Correctional institutions have tried to introduce psychiatric programs with the hope of treating mentally ill offenders and lowering recidivism rates. Prisons now include mental health professionals, who work closely with…

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    Natural disasters take thousands of innocent lives every year, and the San Francisco earthquake in 1906 only added to this growing number. On April 18th 1906 more than 1,000 casualties were seen, more than 400 million dollars lost and over 225,000 people became homeless. In one day. It’s safe to say these few terrible minutes may have ruined the lives of these people forever. During this earthquake, many people recorded their personal experiences and those of the people around them, some of…

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    it is about three billion dollars a year, but it still isn’t enough for the demand. Most conservatives just see the homeless as a nuisance. Each time a homeless person is given a ticket for loitering it cost the city will have to bear the costs. Homelessness has a big impact on the environment. Without an adequate place to dispose human waste the encampments become hazardous. Water ways are at risk of being polluted and ecosystem can be destroyed. The amount homeless in our nation is not…

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    Hello Prof Budzinski and Fellow Classmates, Accordingly, after viewing the California Homeless Youth Project 's videos, I felt a string of emotions all at once. I felt gratefulness, gratitude, despair, compassion all in one. In other words, I was seeing myself in those videos or someone I knew encountered in my past life. The struggles of the survival on the street is just getting by with the bare minimal. In one of the stories, a person spoke on everything he owned was in his backpack.…

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    Sub point 1: But there are those that are even worse than that. According to End Homelessness, in January 2014, there were 578,000 people experiencing homelessness on any given night in the United States. Of that number, 216,000 are people in families, 362,000 are individuals and about 9 percent of homeless people - 49,933 - are veterans. Transition (signpost, summary, preview):…

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    As Lorde sings in her song Royals, money is being spent on jet planes, islands, [and] tigers on a gold leash.” There are millions of people starving in this world. There are millions of homeless people in this world. There are children who would do anything for an actual toy, for an education, and even just a new pair of shoes. In our community there are also people who are starving, homeless, and poor. They need the same resources to survive as the people around the world do. What can I do to…

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    A Peace Reader Analysis

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    draft back in the 60’s and 70’s. It also only focused on males. While CNN article completely focuses on the struggles of veterans in terms of homelessness and it focuses on certain people’s personal experience instead of just speaking about it general which helps the reader connect more with the topic. The CNN article also tends to focus not only on homelessness, but also on the mental and physical injuries that they have to do deal with. Personally, I agree completely with the author of the CNN…

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    Homeless Reflection Paper

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    When I originally contacted The Coalition for the Homeless it was explained to be that due to how busy and chaotic it can be they sometimes conduct group interviews. My interview with the Coalition for the Homeless was on August 10, 2016 and I was to meet with Mr. Boyd. The interview was quite interesting, on the day of my interview the agency was having a small celebration. They were celebrating the fact that several clients got hired by several of the companies in which clients participated in…

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    issue that needs to be stopped as it leads to crime, hunger, and homelessness. It can rot communities from the inside out. If people could tackle this at home then they could more easily help with global issues. People should get involved in helping these people. Poverty can be felt everywhere whether a person is rich or poor. People should help those in poverty after being fortunate to have what they have (NIV Bible). The first…

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    Eviction At Home

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    need effected these populations is that it had groups of people get together to create affordable housing and shelter for these individuals and families. The hardship of having expensive housing leads to evictions. “Eviction is a leading cause of homelessness, especially for families with children” (http://www.irp.wisc.edu/publications/fastfocus/pdfs/FF22-2015.pdf). Having to move from one place to another can also be harsh on the children because they need to get used to a new school and…

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