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    Being Homeless Kaplan University HN200 1. In your text on Pages 206-207‚ the author discusses his research on the homeless population. He refers to the many routes one can take to become homeless. Choose two populations from his list that you might work with in your career as human services professional. Describe two possible interventions or tasks that you might be involved with in working with each population what are some of the general skills a human services professional might need

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    Millions of Americans experience homelessness every year but are still outnumbered by abandoned‚ empty‚ and government owned buildings. Instead of keeping them on the streets‚ why doesn’t someone place them in those buildings? If they did‚ America would still have buildings leftover that they can either fix up or move in the homeless from other countries that are in need. America should help the homeless in other countries as well as their own. After they help their own country‚ they should reach

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    This current events article is about a middle aged man named Gregory Kloehn‚ who builds mobile homes‚ using less than $50 by finding recycled items that other people throw out. These shelters provide a safe‚ warm‚ and dry place for homeless who are stuck out in the streets. Despite the seemingly cheap price‚ it made a large difference to the homeless people‚ who promised that‚ if and when they got out of the streets‚ they would give the

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    regarding what to do with homelessness. This issue has been magnified lately with the idea of building a permanent homeless shelter in San Diego. The construction of the shelter has been delayed by petty political squabbles and funding issues. However it should be the American people’s obligation to provide assistance to the unfortunate people on the streets and create permanent shelter for them. The United States has some of the world’s most powerful military and industrial capabilities‚ yet the fact that

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    Union was at its peak in history. It was a time when the hatred against communism and the idea of nationalism were growing exponentially. Meanwhile‚ Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were arrested for the accusations of helping the Soviets create the atomic bomb‚ which was the United States’ only advantage over the Soviets. Their arrest eventually led to the first ever execution of espionage in United States history. However‚ the justification of their execution is still being debated to this day. Did the

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    addressing the homeless situation‚ the city‚ and the community at large‚ is not doing enough to address essential aspects of the problem. Nowadays San Francisco city doing their own best to realize and resolve those issues. For instance‚ homeless shelter‚ housing and many more‚ unfortunately it’s not being effective in sense of protection and justice. San Francisco has Still there was more than 1500 homeless spending their life on the street‚ doorways‚ parks and freeway underpass. As a result‚ we

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    kip tiernan

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    veterans are being affected. We must come together as a society to work toward combating this problem. Kip Tiernan was an inspiring leader in the fight against homelessness. Her greatest accomplishment was founding Rosie’s Place‚ the first homeless shelter for women. Kip Tiernan was born on June 17‚ 1926 in West Haven‚ CT. She was raised by her grandmother after her parents passed away when she was still a child. She got expelled from boarding school in the 1930s for consumption of alcohol. In 1947

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    Home is where the heart is. Right? The house‚ however‚ is where the roof‚ warmth and comfort is. Only around 76% of Missourians living in Laclede county‚ are recorded to go to their houses and have a place to sleep every night. An estimated of 20-24 % aren’t always certain where they’re going when the sun starts to set and the moon begins to rise. Some may see that number as a good number‚ but its thousand of people that are being destructed because they simply cannot sleep throughout the night

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    “Did you ever consider going to a homeless shelter or starting a brand new life by finding a job.” “Yes‚ I have. But no one would hire me‚ because I looked dirty and homeless. Homeless shelter nearby are always full‚ there is no spot for me there.” “Hey I didn’t catch your name!” “My name is Bill. You know not much people would stop and talk to me.” I smiled back. Maddie

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    Many teens who identify as anything under LGBT‚ and many other sub-categories are not accepted by their families and asked to leave. Only a few have extended families that they can reach out too‚ many end up homeless. These teens not only end up homeless‚ but they end up without an education. Forced to get a job to support themselves‚ they don’t have time for school‚ they have to do what they need to‚ to survive. This only leads to worse things down the line. As they grow older they not only will

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