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    Skid Row Essay

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    to an impoverished urban area in a city, mainly occupied by the poor and homeless (Wiki 1). Skid Row is in Downtown Los Angeles, it is a large area, around 54-blocks and contains one of the most large and stable homeless populations in the United States (Wiki 1). Skid Row was not always like this until the late 1800s, it was a place of agriculture (Wiki 1). In my essay I will discuss the history about Skid Row in Los Angeles and the how it is now. In the article History of Downtown Los Angeles “ Skid Row”, it states that Skid Row was known for its agriculture area before the railroads first entered Los Angeles during (History of Downtown Los Angeles, par. 2). The area then became industrialized with a focus on agriculture…

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    Homelessness In Sacramento

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    Urban Rejects: Why the Homeless Still Sleep on the Streets of Sacramento The existence of homeless people in our society is still apparent today. There are over 2,538 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…

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    self-worth. Consequently, this lack self-esteem leads most of the hard working individuals to make poor choices. Ultimately, this leads those individuals to chaos and disastrous events that destroy their family security, dreams and achievements. We must remember homelessness can happen to anyone at any time, but it is an individual choice whether to work his//her way out of homelessness or stay to request donation in the street for that rest of his/her life. According to an article by Badger…

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    Homelessness affecting the United States Surrounding the United States, there are many homeless people. You may find them around your city, on the street, at your school, or even at your job. Being homeless does not specifically mean living on the streets. There are people in this world who are living paycheck to paycheck, barely making a living. However, those people tend to hide the fact that they are struggling. There are many families in this world that barely make it through. Families of…

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    who are homeless are affected in negative ways; crime involvement, which increase homeless arrest rates and affect hospital capacities based on the crime rate that some homeless make, and do crimes to avoid staying on the streets, health problems which affect the homeless by sharing needles for drug use and having sex with casual partners, and difficulties in reintegrating into a new life based on their low income and the economic conditions that make getting jobs for the homeless difficult.…

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    At this homeless mission there will be different services such as: healthy clinic, counseling, seamstress (or clothing options), and schooling (for children and adults to receive diploma equivalent). This would give back to my community by giving the homeless an outlet of resources to put them back on their feet. To give back to the church, my goal is to one day become a youth leader. I want to help educate youth about God and his love, grace, and forgiveness for us all. I not only want to…

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    recently, and was called ‘Homeless Hotspots’. The marketing agency, BBH Labs, came up with this idea, and used it in the Southern United States, specifically at a convention in South by South West. The idea was to help people at the conference, of which needed a high speed internet connection, be able to get it from donating a small amount to homeless people circumnavigating the conference crowds. Each…

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    I Want To Be Homeless

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    What made this an interesting project was that we were able to help students to experience, so to speak, what it is like, or what it could be like to be homeless. In the article “Runaway Youths Often Homeless” by Tessa Melvin, studies have shown that “young males who lack education and training are deliberately putting themselves in jail and . . . nearly 100 percent of homeless teen-age women in the county become pregnant” (New York Times). Although this article was written in 1988, it shows how…

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    Night Time Assessment

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    African Americans at the bars or stores. On 3rd street there was a diverse crowd of people. More people were walking to the bars throughout the city rather. Several homeless people were laying at bus stop or sitting by the banks on 2nd street. 2. What are the strengths of the community (appreciative inquiry approach to assessment)? a. Pinnacle health hospital is a strength to the community because they focus on health related issues and provide health care services to people in the community.…

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    implemented with a goal to save homeless and runaway teens futures in the united states, because modern shelters serve little to no aid, family and personal issues restrict potential without proper care, and more often than not, a child living on the streets, remains on the streets through adulthood. A homeless shelter is what…

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