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    But‚ the definition of homelessness has not be agreed upon‚ McKinney defined it as a person who ‘lacks fixed‚ regular‚ and adequate night-time residence’. In fact many believe that the idea of homelessness is an embarrassment because the United States is such an affluent society. Though this embarrassment can be solved by providing affordable housing because many

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    New York City has an approximate of over 7.5 million people living there (cleaningservicenewyorkcity.com). An estimate of thirty-three percent of the people who live in New York City is at or below the line of poverty (cleaningservicenewyorkcity.com). As in February‚ 2017‚ about 16‚188 homeless families with 20‚100 homeless children had slept in shelters in New York City (coalitionforthehomeless.org). Additionally‚ to the homeless families and children‚ there will be a following research based on

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    and should help each other generously; however‚ in my point of view‚ we should help others but not everyone. According to a statistic‚ 564‚708 people were homeless in January 2015 (The State of Homelessness in American 2016). It is shocking to me that there are so many people are suffering homelessness even

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    Homelessness in America He walks in the door‚ tired and weak. He has no car‚ or home‚ and he’s walked from the complete other side of town just to get food. Starving‚ he orders his sandwich with the utmost politeness. His name is Frank‚ a homeless man that we--at Jimmy John’s--give free food to. Frank comes in very often to get food‚ because there’s not many other ways for him to get food because he can’t afford it himself. Frank also suffers from mental disabilities‚ and it is incredibly sad to

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    Martha’s Table is an organization that also addresses the issue of homelessness. Even though they do not provide hospitality such as a place to live like Christ house do for its clients‚ they go the extra mile in ensuring that many homeless people are fed and clothed each day. More importantly‚ they serve a population of male and female of all races and ages. Their main goals are to promote good quality education for young children‚ enforce close knit families‚ and building a stronger community.

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    Homelessness in America brings images of an alcoholic man passed out in a doorway with a bag of booze in hand or a woman dressed in layers pushing a shopping cart‚ with all her worldly possessions‚ down the street. It is estimated that 41% of homeless people are single men‚ 40% are families‚ 14% are single women and 5% are youth. Homelessness is on the rise. In 1998 an estimate of between 500‚000 and 600‚000 people were homeless. By 1999 over 700‚000 were estimated on a given night and up to

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    As a society‚ we need to find solutions to the ever-growing homeless situation in our country. The homeless rate in the United States is increasing; homeless shelters are rapidly filling up causing them to turn people away. By creating lower income housing while at the same time‚ creating a work program to help the homeless get back on their feet will help to decrease the rate. Although some of the homeless do not want help‚ they are happy with the lifestyle they live. I heard someone say once

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    From the time I was a young kid‚ I knew my family was never the wealthiest. For a long time I thought it was the norm to move from home to home‚ never staying at one location for more than a year at a time. Since I was so young during that time period‚ I had absolutely no idea that my family was homeless. The word homeless comes with such a bad attachment‚ so for a long time I never spoke about it to anyone. But‚ I think it’s important to share your personal story‚ in hopes that another can relate

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    Mindlessly strolling the sidewalks with no destination in sight. Frail legs marching in hopes of locating a meal‚ a bed‚ a heart. Day after day‚ these legs march aimlessly searching for the same necessities over and over again but come to no prevail. So used to being overlooked‚ they don’t bother anyone anymore. They sit in silence and this fast paced work warps around them leaving them in the dust without anywhere to go. Society views the homeless as helpless creatures that do not contribute

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    Does Public Housing Reduce Homelessness? An Empirical Study Using Panel Data Abstract This paper tries to find out how public housing affects homelessness‚ conditional on other relevant factors. Five ordinary least squares (OLS) regression models‚ including bivariate regression‚ multivariate regression‚ and fixed effects regression are used to estimate the relationship between public housing and homelessness based on yearly state-level panel data from 2007-2013. The results indicate that public

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