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    going to work. On the way to work you see a homeless person holding up a sign that says, “Please donate”, with a bucket on the front. What would people do at this situation? Many have ignored the homeless and few have helped. There are reasons why we ignore them instead of helping, but helping someone in our world is a “good deed”. We consider that helping the homeless is a good deed because helping can make positive change. So, how can we help the homeless and why should we help them? There…

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    in your life today. You woke up from your warm bed, took a hot shower, picked out an outfit, and spent the day at school or work. At the end of the day, you went home, had dinner and went to sleep. To most people, this is just another average day. Shelter, clothes, food, education and family are the basic needs that many people in the United States lack. Everyone deserves these basic needs, but unfortunately, these things do not belong to everyone. Far too many people in the United States do not…

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    Homelessness In Hawai

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    Homeless in Hawai’i “Originating from unresolved mental health disorders in adolescence” Homelessness emerged within the Hawaiian Islands, only to progress due to the lack of efficient, permanent services provided for individuals. State statistics have shown an increase within the homeless population and a fluctuation in demographical characteristics and status’s of the individuals. Hawaii’s past financial innovations for homelessness have lacked the primary focus on various factors such…

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    and trauma that homeless children and parents experience during their time in emergency shelters. Over the course of two summers, the summers of 2008 and 2009, researchers examined families residing in three emergency shelters centered in large urban areas studying their trauma symptoms as well as the children’s emotional and behavioral problems. Sample Researchers examined children and their primary caregivers (usually single mothers) from three different emergency homeless shelters in large…

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    single night there are up to 200,000 youth who are homeless (National Alliance to End Homelessness, 2015). The United States Department of Education defines youth homelessness as “individuals who lack a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence” (U.S. Department of Education, 2004). However, the age limitations for the definition of youth homelessness are often inconsistent, which makes it hard to get empirical evidence on the number of homeless youth. Youth homelessness is a widespread…

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    Lgbtq Youth Thesis

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    will be the reasons as to why so many LGBTQ youth are homeless, and the solutions to fixing this societal epidemic. As to follow: the steps of developing a solution to this issue; the requirements needed for thus; as well as the economic benefits to opening shelters for the LGBTQ youth. In which has endless potential to becoming a sustainable policy to helping hundreds of youth from becoming homeless with such aid of these placed shelters. Homeless LGBTQ youth in one’s local region such…

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    understanding homeless people more, they can be helped better. All people are different, but there are some categories that the majority of homeless people fit into. The three factors that affect homelessness the most are domestic violence, unaffordable housing, and mental illness. The first factor that affects homelessness is domestic violence. A…

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    is. They have no shelter and have a hard time just to satisfy a hunger that will not go away. Homelessness can start at any age but most of the homeless population is younger children. They are being raised to think that it is normal to walk the streets and beg for money. Although, Newark does have housing to those in need, rooms are limited. According to, Licking County Coalition for Housing. (n.d.). About LCCH, ¨Homelessness continues to grow each year. 13,003 people were homeless in the State…

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    Homeless Poem Analysis

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    Homeless Poem: That's nobody, That's on three own, since being kicked out, A full beard that's grown, clothes consists of old jeans. By: John Baverstock poems. Homeless contaminates our city and spreads diseases. For example they leave trash on the floor and they don't pick it up. It makes Santa Ana look dirty. It's important to fix this problem, so our community can be better again. Additionally, homeless spread bad diseases. For example, they can spread their smell…

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    Homelessness In Jail

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    that the people conclusion that we as a whole have a problem with having homeless people out on our streets. We have enough jail houses with room to feed and shelter criminals. We have enough homeless people on the street with no help when we could improve shelters with enough room to take care of them. In the world that we live in today, the homeless has been overlooked as if they do not exist. In this world, the homeless does exist!. No matter the cause and how they got to their situations,…

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