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    to a cause such as homelessness, others might volunteer to work at a soup kitchen or shelter in order to sort and organize donations of clothing, bedding or even assist in serving meals. Others might even see the need of homelessness and be inspired to go to college to pursue a degree that will directly impact their job or the job they want to make a difference in their communities. In Texas alone, homelessness presents a serious social issue that needs addressing. “Homelessness continues to…

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    Thousands of people in the United States live on the streets, so just imagine how bad homelessness is around the world. When you live on the streets there is a lack of food, so many of these people starve as well. With unlimited resources I would build every single one of them houses to live in and put them to work by making them build their…

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    they can call home. Homelessness is a widespread issue that affects each corner of the United States, from Hawaii (which interestingly has the highest rate of homelessness among the states)1 to Alaska. Homelessness is a complex problem with no easy solution. Hopefully by 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…

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    According to data from the Development of Housing and Urban Development, in January 2015, 564,708 people were homeless. Sudden homelessness can stem from many factors including “(1) shortage of affordable housing, (2) insufficient income to meet basic needs, and (3) inadequate and scarce support services” (McEwen and Nies, 2015, 433).When an individual becomes homeless, society tends…

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    losing their homes due to police and town workers. City workers and police have been taking tents and things the homeless people live in from the camps. When they take their stuff away, they have to know where to sleep. A major rising group of homelessness is children and families. It is very dangerous for the kids to live like this they can get sick easily because they have no medicine or anything to help prevent them from getting sick. It is very hard for the parents in the families to…

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    Theories of relativity, Barbara Haworth-Attard, homelessness. Homeless people are people who have lack of place to live. They have no secure place to live. Homeless people are people who have been kicked out of their houses by their parents or they leave their homes themselves for some reasons. They may leave their homes maybe because of lack of attention by their parents, or maybe they have to deal with sexual abuse and physical abuse at their home or some other sort of problems.In Theories of…

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    Family Homelessness Shelters On a daily basis we see the homeless men and women on the street. After all they are easy to spot, because they are wearing dirty or oversized clothing, and pushing shopping carts filled with their belongings. It might sound strange, but I was thankful for this stereo-type six years ago, because that way when people looked at my son and me, they didn’t know our secret…we were homeless. In 2010, the economy was in crisis, and with every crisis there are victims.…

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    INTRODUCTION: Theories of relativity, Barbara Haworth-Attard, homelessness. Criteria: • No warm place to sleep • Huge difficulties obtaining employment • Drugs addiction • Sexual abuse In theories of relativity by Barbara Haworth-Attard if a teenager is homeless one have to face many problems and issue in the society. Body A: Place to sleep Homeless is simply the absence of a place to live. There is large number of people who is homeless and they have no place to sleep. They are the people…

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    Mental Illness, Substance Abuse and Homelessness A real challenge facing any medical professional in seeking to help the homeless population is how to provide quality care to those suffering from mental illness and/or substance abuse. Providing continual, follow up care is another layer to the challenge. When planning exactly how to help homeless with mental illness and/or substance abuse disorders, CCFD would do well to consider the words of An-Pyng Sun in her 2012 National Association of…

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    reading this week’s study material, one human service issue this learner chose to discuss is affordable housing. Due to the lack of affordable housing, many elderly people are at risk of becoming homeless. Martin (2014) said, “The common causes of homelessness in the older adult population includes many of the same underlying factors as in the general population, such as a lack of affordable housing, a lack of employment opportunities” (p. 166). As a human service professional, it is important…

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