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    The threshold figure which represents percentage of household income spent on shelter which is 30% or more for their house. According to Walks article on ‘Homelessness, housing Affordability, and the New Poverty’ suggest that there are several low- income families facing housing affordability stress. At a time where we’d think that the economy is holding and people should be generating enough income to put towards their housing, mortgage, utilities, and property taxes that is not the case. A…

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    that a student does not have a home. in the website Scholastic. com says the teacher should look for students who are sleepy, or wearing the same clothes as the other day or who carry a lot of belongings or who hoard a lot of food says bowman. Homelessness has been a big topic,starting from the 1600’s till 2015. From the harsh conditions there is to how high the death rate is we need to have a petition or protest for saying it shouldn’t exist. The people as of right now we need to acknowledge…

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    Problem Homelessness caused by mental illness is a big concern in the world, but especially right here in the Ozarks. More than eight hundred people are homeless in the Springfield area (Community Partnership of the Ozarks, 2013). Among those eight hundred homeless individuals 38.7% report having a chronic illness such as, heart disease and cancer (Community Partnership of the Ozarks’, 2013). Another 25% of homeless individuals reported having a physical disability (Community Partnership of…

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    Homelessness: Solutions to helping others Homelessness, what’s it like to find yourself with nowhere to live? Why do people get to the point that they have no one or anything to turn to, so they abandon their homes and turn to the streets? Homeless people are becoming a big problem throughout the world. The definition for a homeless person is a person who cannot afford to live in a home and abandons it to live on the streets. There are many reasons why people become homeless. They lose their…

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    Homelessness Issues

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    The rates of homelessness in the US, and the world are overwhelming in number. During January of 2015 alone the number of homelessness in the US ranged to a total of 564,708 people (State of Homelessness). Homelessness is an issue that has been around for thousands of years and is still a major issue that persists in this day and age. It is up to various organizations and alliances around the world on a global scale to address these issues. However it is in the hands of every individual and the…

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    Homelessness and Poverty Homelessness is defined the unavailability of a fixed and regular night time living place. There is no definite definition of homelessness. Homelessness lies somewhere between having no specific place of residence, roofless houses and residence in bad housing setting (Bhugra). According to the stipulations of the millennium development goals, a person is considered poor if they live below $1 per day (Abdulai and Shamshiry). However, the lack of a permanent place of…

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    Homelessness In Australia

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    Homelessness is a nation wide issue that is vastly increasing, and is a term that can be interpreted and defined by diverse meanings. The controversial issue is an ongoing field of study where numerous stakeholders and professional individuals, continuously seek the importance of what constitutes homelessness. This essay will briefly explore the context of homelessness, and will critically compare and contrast writings from Parsell, Jones, Head (2012), Policies and programmes to end homelessness…

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    Homelessness Injustice

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    homeless people have a degree in college. The whole world is struggling with the homelessness(Daily Progress Newspaper). Zooming in just in the U.S , California is the most populated state(National Alliance to End Homelessness). Homelessness is growing and it won’t stop, unless we do something now. Homelessness is a worldwide issue, and is one of the worst problems facing the Earth. What is homelessness? Homelessness is living somewhere without a place to call home. Most homeless people put it…

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    Homelessness What is homelessness? Many people will say it is when an individual does not have a house. However, is that its true meaning? Homelessness is a condition in which people live without a permeant dwelling. Those who are homeless cannot maintain a regular, safe, secure dwelling. This happens when the individual does not have an adequate income or employment that makes them earn them well enough to support them or their family. This is one of the foremost reasons that lead to…

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    History Of Homelessness

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    that the starting point of homelessness is followed back to when the pilgrims originated during the 1640’s, homeless people during this time period were considered dangerous and police were always on the hunt for them. In addition to this, towns during this time like Baltimore and Philadelphia had an increased number of homeless people than any town in America. The increase of homelessness at that period was an aftereffect of the King Philip ' War Of 1675-1676 (Homelessness History…

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