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    Homelessness is a widespread problem that is not only in urban areas. Homelessness is increasing in small towns and rural areas too. The government funds for this issue are decreasing making it harder for charitable organizations and churches to feed and house the homeless. The NSCAHH also stated that even though the United States is the richest country in the world approximately 3.5 million people are homeless each year while 36.3 million live in a household without enough food including more

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    Homelessness and Social Change Crisis happens to everyone and depending on the severity; it has the potential to render individuals and families without the resources to overcome adversities‚ which can result in homelessness at any given time. The homeless population lives at the edge of poverty often losing connections with family‚ neighborhoods‚ and friends. They face a stigma inflicted by society‚ which often leads to them being isolated and/or rejected. This paper will examine the meaning

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    The neglected When I was a less fortunate child‚ I had a recurring vision of how I would end as a grown woman: successful by means of hard work‚ happy and generous‚ living in a two-story house in a friendly uptown neighborhood‚ nurturing my children‚ and going out of my way to help others‚ whether I had much or not. I didn’t want my future children to grow up nearly as less fortunate as I did. Constantly moving from state to state‚ having to leave old friends and make new ones every so often

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    The truth about the Homelessness In cities and towns across the United States ‚people experience homelessness every day. Many see homeless people on the streets ‚but walk past the homeless as if they were invisible. It is a problem Americans have become used to seeing. However‚ it is a problem that is not going away and one that affects thousands of people each year. The definition of homeless can vary depending on your region or culture.Here in America it is defined as a person without a home‚ and

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    Community Aid Is Good

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    homeless mother‚ and Kim‚ her homeless teen daughter. Tina tutored Kim in math‚ and the two girls became close friends. Tina learned many things about Kim and her mother‚ who were severely abused by Kim’s dad; eventually‚ the two abused victims left the house permanently. Later‚ Sarah’s financial hardships caused Kim and herself to become homeless. Tina’s heart was deeply touched. Tina also learned how mental illness and cancer can cause a family’s homelessness. Tina‚ with her new awareness‚ never walked

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    They’re in the streets and on the highways asking for money because they’re homeless due to numerous circumstances. The money that they do get from strangers they may put to better use like buying clothes or food or maybe the bus fare to go home. Some don’t they use it to buy drugs and alcohol leading them back to their original dead end path. Which is why people should feel obligated to be compassionate toward those less fortunate because they’re homeless for numerous amount of circumstances. Helping

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    Tenant rights and its issues regarding the homelessness in the state of Oregon have been a hot topic for quite some time. This is because the laws regarding the tenants’ rights are very much loose and many people lose their homes because of these. Homelessness is quite a heartbreaking experience. The people who lose their homes are not just people who had lost a roof over their heads‚ but instead they lose their security‚ they lose their privacy and most of all they lose a source of comfort. Homeless

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    then joined Alcoholics Anonymous‚ which would eventually completely change her life. After obtaining sobriety‚ Kip began a successful career as an advertising copy writer and eventually opened her own firm. She also worked with St Phillip’s Warwick House‚ a Boston based Catholic civil rights and anti-war movement ministry. St Phillips took Kip into housing projects‚ jails‚ and hospitals where she saw the needs of poor and homeless individuals throughout the city. (Rosie’s

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    Helping The Homeless Do you know how many people there are in the world with no home or money? There are millions and millions of homeless people in the world‚ and I want to help put a stop to it. I feel strongly about this because i grew up in Thailand when i was younger and seeing all these homeless people really impacted my life and how i thought about people. The three best ways that people can help the homeless are to help build shelters so that they are safe at night‚ to donate food so they

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    As adjustable rate mortgages reset over and over again to higher and higher amounts‚ people were unable to pay their mortgages and their houses foreclosed on. Those people then found that their credit had been damaged and faced challenges when trying to rent affordable housing. The foreclosures also effected many of those who rented. Many people who rent houses found themselves without a place to live when their landlord had the home foreclosed on. Those people had little prior notice to find and

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