Child and youth homelessness are a key contributor to adult homelessness.
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Family homelessness is down almost one-fifth since 2010, and veteran homelessness is down much more — two states say they have functionally ended homelessness of veterans.
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And we can end homelessness for not more than we're spending on homelessness now.
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As president, Elizabeth will also develop a comprehensive L.G.B.T.Q.+ homelessness prevention program within the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness to dramatically reduce the number of youth experiencing homelessness.
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The levels of homelessness across the U The levels of homelessness across the U More than 900 New Yorkers slept out to raise awareness and money to combat homelessness.
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City officials say they have taken a holistic approach to address homelessness by preventing homelessness.
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Why are you fighting homelessness by philanthropic moonlight while you're causing homelessness by operational daylight?
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He is especially vocal about homelessness, donating 15% of his £110,000 ($154,000) salary to homelessness charities.
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For families facing homelessness, the city's HomeBase homelessness prevention program should be a required first step.
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We have other people going after veteran's homelessness, we have other people going after family homelessness.
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"I don't think homelessness can be solved — I know homelessness can be solved," the governor said.
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His homelessness czar Philip Mangano was a major proponent of a "housing first" approach to homelessness.
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Other research demonstrates that youth homelessness is by far the largest pathway into entrenched single adult homelessness.
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Stop the criminalization of homelessness and spend more than $25 billion over 5 years to end homelessness.
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Much of this results from conflating temporary, sheltered homelessness—the majority of cases—with chronic street homelessness.
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But when Trump speaks of a homelessness "crisis," he refers not to the conditions that create homelessness, like sub-living wages or the lack of affordable housing, nor to the experience of homelessness.
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Nationally, homelessness has been trending downward over the last decade, according to the National Alliance to End Homelessness.
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The United States Interagency Council on Homelessness, which coordinates efforts to fight homelessness among nearly 20 federal agencies.
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Late last month Thistle published a formal definition of Indigenous Homelessness, written for the Canadian Observatory on Homelessness.
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It is "On the Bowery: Confronting Homelessness in American Society," not "On the Bowery: Confronting Homelessness in America."
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The levels of homelessness across the U The levels of homelessness across the U America is changing fast!
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Opinion: Making sense of L.A.'s homelessness crisis Los Angeles spent more than $600 million last year to combat homelessness.
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According to the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness, roughly 85033,900 people in Wisconsin were experiencing homelessness in January 2018.
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The United States Interagency Council on Homelessness coordinates efforts on homelessness, of course, and costs the government just $3.5 million.
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Homelessness: San Francisco will impose tax on big businesses to pay for new services to help curb the city's increasing homelessness crisis.
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Ten years ago, Utah launched an ambitious homelessness program called Housing First that is credited with reducing chronic homelessness by 91% statewide.
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Homeless veterans The Obama administration put forth "an aggressive strategy to end veteran homelessness" in 2010 as part of its overall plan to combat homelessness in the US. The White House reports overall veteran homelessness decreased by 36% since 2010.
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The national rate of homelessness actually fell in 2015, according to a report published last year by the National Alliance to End Homelessness.
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He is confronting a homelessness crisis by leading an unprecedented regional alliance committed to getting people off the streets and ending chronic homelessness.
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HUD's definition of homelessness is tailored to stereotypical adult homelessness, largely recognizing only people living on the streets or in shelters as homeless.
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"While homelessness in most states declined between 2018 and 2019, homelessness in California increased by 16 percent, or 21,306 people," the report said.
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Research suggests that homelessness is a risk factor for low educational attainment just as low educational attainment is a risk factor for homelessness.
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California homelessness helped fuel nationwide spike The spike in homelessness in California and elsewhere on the West Coast helped fueled a 2.7% bump in homelessness nationwide last year, and "offset" decreases in the condition in 29 states and Washington DC, HUD said.
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There's also some irony in Bezos's choice to fight homelessness, since Amazon recently successfully lobbied to death a Seattle tax intended to fight homelessness.
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Protecting the safety net and helping households at high risk of homelessness to avoid housing loss are critically important in preventing and ending homelessness.
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"We are suffering crippling homelessness, record high in homelessness, not having enough affordable housing in the city," said Williams, who serves NYC's 45th District.
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Austin's rise in homelessness is comparable to San Francisco's — another city known for its urban homeless crisis — where homelessness rose by about 30% since 2017.
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Through the concerted efforts of legislators, advocates, town officials, and activists, the state has ended chronic homelessness among veterans, and homelessness among veterans in general.
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Or perhaps homelessness can be addressed if only there were better ways to track client populations, and the causes of their homelessness, and mark progress.
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And nearly everyone seeking to help people experiencing homelessness had reached that same conclusion, said Nan Roman, head of the National Alliance to End Homelessness.
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Overall homelessness went up slightly The overall number of people experiencing homelessness on a single night increased about 3% from the 2018, the report said.
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And she will support programs that help people experiencing homelessness secure employment and educational opportunities that will prevent them from being pulled back into homelessness.
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According to the National Alliance to End Homelessness, 1 in 194 people in the U.S. will experience homelessness at some point over a year-long period.
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Read more:Trump claimed that the homelessness crisis in cities began only 2 years ago, because of the 'liberal establishment'California's homelessness crisis is spiraling out of control.
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The National Alliance to End Homelessness is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that works with lawmakers to create policies that will help put an end to homelessness.
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HUD attributed the overall increase to a 16% increase in homelessness in California, which the report said was offset by decreases in homelessness in other states.
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Newsom seeks over billion in state funds to fight homelessness MORE (D) previewed $1 billion in budget proposals Wednesday to lower homelessness levels across the state.
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"We plan the parties out so that there are an equal number of people who are experiencing homelessness and people who aren't experiencing homelessness," he said.
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"We know that there is a lot of homelessness in California, but we also know there's a lot of homelessness nationally, and what's driving that is increased housing costs," said Maria Foscarinis, the founder and executive director of the National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty.
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After making progress in reducing homelessness among veterans, the Obama administration is turning to the larger and more complicated challenge of homelessness among families with young children.
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A government spokesman said it was aware of the particular challenges of older homelessness, including the need for expert help to prevent people ever falling into homelessness.
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"That's why we're spending 550 million pounds ($728.97 million) until 2020 to tackle homelessness and rough sleeping, as well as supporting the Homelessness Reduction Act," he said.
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"We are strongly against such measures," said Matthew Doherty, the executive director of the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness, which coordinates the federal response to homelessness.
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A recent national study found that youth homelessness often starts early in life, with the majority of homeless young adults having experienced homelessness in childhood or adolescence.
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The United States Interagency Council on Homelessness — a coalition of 19 federal agencies — has been producing the national strategic plan to prevent and end homelessness since 1987.
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While cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles struggle with surging populations of people suffering from homelessness, in Philadelphia we've made progress in addressing chronic street homelessness.
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"We see our state leadership and governor demonizing people experiencing homelessness and creating a link between homelessness and criminality," Austin Mayor Steve Adler said in an interview.
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Homelessness charity Shelter, which partners with Beam, blames rising private rents, a freeze on benefits and a shortage of social housing for the sharp increase in homelessness.
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The administration's report on homelessness also suggested that places with so-called Right to Shelter laws have higher rates of homelessness and argued these laws are counterproductive.
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What struck me most was the homeless people themselves, or people "experiencing homelessness," as social workers prefer to say, reminding us that homelessness is not an identity.
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"Traditionally, homelessness is associated with young people and it is a tragic fact that a person suffering homelessness lives to an average age of only 47," said Seccombe.
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National Alliance to End Homelessness So much of the fight to end homelessness happens on the streets, with organizations directly engaging homeless populations and providing them with support.
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" Some highlights from the speech: Homelessness "As mayor, there's no issue I spend more time on — because I believe that homelessness is the moral issue of our time.
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Hawaii may consider homelessness an illness and use housing as the cure Hawaii may consider homelessness an illness and use housing as the cure Hawaii has the highest homelessness rate of any American state — and it was the first to declare the problem an official state of emergency, in 2015.
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The uneven spread of homelessness across the country suggests that even as a majority of states report declining homelessness rates, the percentage of unhoused people is rising steadily in certain parts of the country — and this relative increase in homelessness is likely the result of high rents and stagnating incomes.
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This post was written as part of the SF Homelessness Project, a yearly event in which news organizations highlight the causes of and solutions to homelessness throughout the nation.
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The big question is why — which is complicated by the fact that student homelessness is measured differently than homelessness among the adult population, and still considered a vast undercount.
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The consulting firm McKinsey weighed in with an analysis of Seattle-area homelessness and concluded the city needed to spend $400 million a year to solve the homelessness problem.
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We're a long way off from solving youth homelessness, but even knowing the data on homelessness and health is a step toward making the lives of these kids better.
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The campaign calls for a shift away from the current trend of criminalizing homelessness and toward housing-based solutions to end and prevent homelessness, at all levels of government.
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Help for those on the brink of homelessness The presence of homelessness can occur for a variety of reasons, an impending eviction, job loss, or a behavioral health problem.
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A vulnerable population According to the US Interagency Council on Homelessness, on any given day, more than 150,000 Californians are living in homelessness -- the most of any US state.
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Messaging on the main stage suggested that addressing an individual young person's trauma will end youth homelessness, which is true — it might help end that person's experience of homelessness.
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The Bowery Mission, a homelessness advocacy group in New York, estimates that in a city of 8.5 million people, nearly 1 in every 121 residents is currently experiencing homelessness.
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But the homelessness rate started to tick up again in 2018, driven by unsheltered homelessness, or people living on the street rather than with friends or relatives or in shelters.
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Jeff Kositsky, the city's director of homelessness services, cites the example of a driver for Lyft, a ride-hailing service, who nearly fell into homelessness after his car was damaged.
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Maria Foscarinis is founder and executive director of the National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty, a nonprofit legal group dedicated to ending and preventing homelessness in the United States.
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The city's navigation center system helped 2,200 people exit homelessness last year, according to San Francisco city statistics, and has helped 46 percent of guests exit homelessness since its launch.
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Note: This story features some statistics collected by the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness (USICH) — a data-driven group that coordinates federal efforts to eliminate homelessness in the States.
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Evictions are among the top pipelines to homelessness, so reducing evictions means reducing homelessness and the financial pressure on governmental systems that, in the end, wind up housing the evicted.
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Based on current trends, the Institute on Children, Poverty and Homelessness projects that one in seven New York City students will most likely experience homelessness during their elementary school years.
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Homelessness is instead attributed to poor decision making or the fault of the person experiencing homelessness who we conclude are somehow to blame and not deserving of help or relief.
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Robert Marbut, a consultant for cities looking to end homelessness, has been tapped to lead the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness — a group the administration has repeatedly tried to eliminate.
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In the wealthiest country in the history of the world, we must end homelessness in America by doubling funding for HUD's McKinney-Vento homelessness assistance grants and providing critical outreach services.
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And the beauty of these successes is that we're showing that if we can end veteran homelessness, then we can end homelessness for other populations, too—families, LGBT youth, senior citizens.
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"If you only deal with homelessness by trying to tell people they can't sleep outside, or prosecute people for nuisance crimes, it detrimentally affects our communities," said Bowen, the homelessness expert.
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Perhaps the most curious moment in the discussion of homelessness during the interview came when Mr. Trump said — without providing any evidence or explanation — that he had ended homelessness in Washington.
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"Any effort to end homelessness in the United States must address the range of issues that have resulted from racial inequity," the National Alliance to End Homelessness says on its website.
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It does not take into account families and individuals who might experience homelessness at other times during the year, though it gives a snapshot of where homelessness is growing or declining.
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Homelessness advocates have become increasingly unsatisfied with Mayor Bill de Blasio's housing and homelessness policy and what they see as his unwillingness to designate more affordable housing units for homeless people.
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In the past decade, national homelessness experts figured out that the best way to end homelessness was to give the homeless a permanent roof over their heads first, rather than services.
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The process has many phases — the stages of homelessness.
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With our Built for Zero program, we have 10 communities that have gotten down to zero on chronic homelessness or veteran homelessness and 22 more communities that are working steadily towards zero.
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The US Department of Housing and Urban Development's 2017 report on homelessness found one-fifth of people experiencing homelessness were children — that's 114,829 kids under the age of 18 who are homeless.
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She runs a foundation to combat homelessness in Spain Silva runs Rais Fundacion, a non-profit aiming to eradicate homelessness in Spain in five years (the word rais means roots in Spanish).
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Trump not only downplayed the reality of homelessness nationwide, he actually claimed to have eliminated the problem in Washington, where homelessness is twice the national average, counting 9.3 of every 1,000 residents.
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Related Guest Post | 'Sliding Into Homelessness': A Student Essay and Teaching Resources E.L.L. Practice | Helping the Homeless 6 Q's About the News | Program to End Homelessness Among Veterans Hits Milestone in Arizona
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What's next: One Table, a task force created last year to find an alternative to the homelessness tax, is "the only regional approach to homelessness in play," according to the Seattle Times.
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The levels of homelessness across the U The levels of homelessness across the U Khloe Thompson couldn't get the homeless wo Khloe Thompson couldn't get the homeless wo America is changing fast!
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During the last election cycle, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey bickered over San Francisco's homelessness problem, with Benioff supporting a "homelessness tax" on tech companies, and Dorsey opposing it.
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As reported by The New York Times, the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness — a coalition of 28500 federal agencies — has been producing an annual plan to prevent and end homelessness since 6900.
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In December, the White House appointed Robert Marbut, a former homelessness consultant, to direct the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness, which works with 19 federal departments and agencies to address the matter.
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Something that struck me in your plan is that you say you'll ensure that individuals who are impacted by homelessness have a meaningful and a direct hand in creating policies to address homelessness.
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Homelessness is a big issue in San Francisco right now.
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His life went in a downhill spiral resulting in homelessness.
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And this has been written about -- homelessness crisis, the trash.
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The video, alone, won't make a big dent in homelessness.
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But you should probably think of something else: chronic homelessness.
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At times the family endured homelessness and nights without supper.
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"I understand why [the homelessness crisis] is happening," Kersawani said.
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You never know who has experienced homelessness in their lives.
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"Women experiencing homelessness often feel invisible and worthless," he said.
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"I've been blamed for public urination, homelessness, everything," he says.
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Between 2000 and 22015, 25 states experienced increases in homelessness.
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The money would have gone to alleviate the homelessness problem.
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In 2015, Seattle declared a "state of emergency" over homelessness.
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Overall, more than 7,000 people experience homelessness in San Francisco.
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Believe in fighting homelessness but live on the East Coast?
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California also faces high poverty, homelessness and housing affordability challenges.
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Q. How big a problem is homelessness in this state?
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We have never had a governor particularly animated by homelessness.
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The city has 2100 laws on the books criminalizing homelessness.
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Homelessness, poverty, political dissent — you name it, we'll jail it.
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That period of homelessness inspired him to start Claim it!
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About a third struggle with hunger, homelessness and housing instability.
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It has sought to address the homelessness crisis through CSR.
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In this episode, Kim takes on homelessness in Los Angeles.
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"This is truly an invisible type of homelessness," she wrote.
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And while unemployment is hitting record lows, homelessness is not.
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Read more: California's homelessness crisis is spiraling out of control.
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Few places feel the homelessness crisis as viscerally as Californians.
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Unfortunately, criminalizing poverty and homelessness is a growing national trend.
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About one in 121 New Yorkers is currently experiencing homelessness.
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The end result for Seattle has been a homelessness crisis.
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The homelessness rate among female veterans dropped by 85033 percent.
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I teach courses on poverty and homelessness at Villanova University.
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The isolation of homelessness stems from its stigma and shame.
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When it comes to homelessness, black people are disproportionately overrepresented.
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Instead she faced being released from prison and into homelessness.
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Homelessness swelled in the nation's cities well through the 2000s.
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Those without insurance or assistance live precariously close to homelessness.
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Historically, Los Angeles County has experienced major increases in homelessness.
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It was a troublesome endeavor, involving homelessness and unhealthy relationships.
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San Francisco is kind of the Four Seasons of homelessness.
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Homelessness and bankruptcy were part of this journey as well.
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He has drifted in and out of homelessness and prison.
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She moved in last year, ending her period of homelessness.
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He designed the homelessness crisis that we're living with today.
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And also my work has been in L.G.B.T. youth homelessness.
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Often they have faced significant challenges, like homelessness or incarceration.
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We know that most homelessness is driven by economic forces.
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Chris has gone missing after decades of alcoholism and homelessness.
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"We have record homelessness in New York City," he said.
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The federal government is taking steps to end youth homelessness.
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Housing, food and counseling mostly evaporate, and homelessness is common.
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What could someone learn about homelessness by viewing the photograph?
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Your Lead People who have experienced homelessness share their stories.
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If not, what brought them to the state of homelessness?
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The second step is to broaden our concept of homelessness.
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HOMELESSNESS IN BRITAIN has risen sharply in the past decade.
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And it has the highest homelessness rate of any state.
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But Nelson's housing crisis pushed them into homelessness this year.
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Trump has apparently made homelessness a fresh point of interest.
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And under Mr. Garcetti, crime and homelessness have gone up.
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In the Netherlands homelessness has doubled in the past decade.
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America's youth homelessness problem is much worse than we thought.
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The student said experiencing homelessness and balancing school was difficult.
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Homelessness is a huge problem, particularly on the West Coast.
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And I'm absolutely ashamed of the homelessness in this country.
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In some cases, it can even drive residents into homelessness.
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I had been reporting on homelessness frequently for California Today.
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Why has he struggled with homelessness through his adult life?
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And homelessness services providers are incredible, equal in our work.
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Trump's decision not to request additional homelessness funding comes after a campaign of pressuring local Democratic officials to get a handle on the surging rate of unsheltered homelessness in cities along the West Coast.
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And some experts say tech companies are wrongly blamed for some urban ills — such as homelessness: "I don't think there is credible evidence that links homelessness to tech," says UC Berkeley economist Enrico Moretti.
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IN THE NEWS • As Governor Cuomo acts on homelessness across the state, cuts to the city's budget for dealing with homelessness have left it bearing a bigger share of burden than in the past.
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Criminalizing poverty and homelessness doesn't solve any underlying problem, and in fact makes the situation worse and wastes community public resources that could be used to address the underlying causes of poverty and homelessness.
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Included are cuts in the Department of Housing and Urban Development's affordable housing and homeless assistance programs, Medicaid, and the innovative federal homelessness prevention policy of the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness (USICH).
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As part of its efforts to house people exiting homelessness, the Oakland Housing Authority operates Building Bridges, which provides three types of service enriched housing for former foster youth, veterans, and families exiting homelessness.
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Los Angeles mayor asks Trump administration for federal funding to help with homelessness Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti has formally asked the Trump administration for federal funding to help address the city's homelessness crisis.
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The sleep out will be followed by a political drive led by the Institute of Global Homelessness, an advocacy group with a goal of eliminating unsheltered homelessness in 150 cities and countries by 2030.
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The Homelessness Gross Receipts Tax Ordinance, or Proposition C, sought to stem the city's spiraling homelessness problem by raising taxes by an average of half a percent on big companies—tech ones, most prominently.
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"LGBT youth also face disproportionate rates of homelessness, and in rural areas, a lack of services providers with competency serving LGBT youth means this homelessness may be more difficult to recognize and redress," MAP notes.
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But the homelessness epidemic has been used by conservative voices like Carlson to deride left-leaning cities like San Francisco, Seattle, and Los Angeles, where visible homelessness is concentrated and, in some cases, growing worse.
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"President Trump has talked more about homelessness than all other presidents combined since President Reagan," said Robert Marbut, the head of Trump's U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness, at a recent conservative policy conference in Austin.
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Washington has the highest rate of homelessness among America's big cities.
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Boyce also advocated for the fight against homelessness, his family said.
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For example, if you're concerned with homelessness, volunteer at a shelter.
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The lack of affordable housing in the state has exacerbated homelessness.
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And here I am, alone, stuck in a rut of homelessness.
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Then I'm reminded that homelessness, like most socioeconomic issues, is complicated.
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They have higher rates of poverty, of sexual abuse, and homelessness.
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It played a big role in mobilising a fight against homelessness.
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Homelessness and hospitalisation present enormous costs to the rest of society.
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Why build redundant housing for horses during a human homelessness crisis?
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The center was the latest project by homelessness activists Streets Kitchen.
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New York City hopes an app can help it reduce homelessness.
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But the idea of virtually experiencing homelessness is pretty well-trodden.
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The increase in homelessness and public defecation has created other problems.
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Newsom also has made homelessness a priority while in elected office.
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Homelessness in America's major cities is rising, contrary to national trends.
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Hawaii just declared a state emergency because of its homelessness problem.
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But how do we measure that nonprofit's contribution to ending homelessness?
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Of all those people struggling with homelessness, about 30% are women.
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Homelessness is conspicuous; the poverty rate is a stubbornly high 20%.
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They agreed to publish their reports on homelessness on June 29.
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Above all, what do you wish more people knew about homelessness?
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Nationally, the rate of homelessness dropped 8.6% in the same period.
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We still have a lot of homelessness in San Francisco, right?
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Ms. Nopphan believes that homelessness is more intractable in rich societies.
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But solving, or at least alleviating, homelessness isn't an impossible proposition.
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Like vouchers, public housing serves those on the edge of homelessness.
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A good example is our nation's effort to address chronic homelessness.
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"For many of them, homelessness is a new experience," she added.
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Bezos's contributions will focus on combating homelessness and supporting preschool education.
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By preventing homelessness, a subsidy also promises to save public dollars.
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Virginia announced that it ended homelessness among veterans in November 2015.
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Other North American cities are grappling with their own homelessness crises.
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Homelessness in Seattle has risen by 9% each year since 2014.
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Massachusetts saw a dramatic uptick in homelessness from 2017 to 2018.
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That means ameliorating hunger, homelessness and sickness on an unprecedented scale.
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Q. How big a problem is poverty and homelessness in California?
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Housing and homelessness are No. 1, there's no question about that.
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I would ask: Why do we have homelessness to begin with?
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When we have the highest rate of homelessness in the country?
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Urgently facing homelessness, he begins searching the home for rumored treasure.
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Working to end poverty and homelessness is working to end trafficking.
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Before, it had been checkered with battles with drugs and homelessness.
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How big a problem is homelessness in your neighborhood or community?
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Quebec maintains its own homelessness strategy, separate from the federal government.
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We're finding that that's at the core of ending homelessness, too.
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We cannot end our nation's homelessness epidemic without addressing these issues.
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Homelessness in towns on Colombia's border with Venezuela has shot up.
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According to congressional findings, one in five transgender Americans suffers homelessness.
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"We are anticipating a wave of families experiencing homelessness," said Gumnit.
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Homelessness is also a more visible part of life in California.
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People have to realize that homelessness is connected to housing prices.
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During periods of homelessness, she said, she was driven to steal.
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Tom Steyer proposed more than doubling government spending on homelessness. 3.
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Homelessness, meanwhile, is also rising despite a strong and improving economy.
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The charity worked on such causes as elder abuse and homelessness.
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He heard stories about residents struggling with food insecurity and homelessness.
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My poorest days involved food banks, others involve homelessness and worse.
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And veteran homelessness went down eight of the past nine years.
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For this group of plaintiffs, homelessness has been a long struggle.
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Cisco made a major grant to combat homelessness in Silicon Valley.
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These homelessness numbers are on the rise, according to the CDC.
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RALPH NUNEZ President, Institute for Children, Poverty and Homelessness New York
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Rates of homelessness are also higher among the Native American population.
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Nationally, homelessness has shrunk 21 percent over the last seven years.
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It provides those experiencing homelessness with subsidized housing with no expectations.
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Rising rents are driving record numbers of New Yorkers into homelessness.
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"The threat of homelessness is becoming more real," Mr. O'Brien said.
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Clearly, logic is missing if this is California's solution to homelessness.
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Homelessness by any standard is a severe problem in the state.
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Offer federal grants to cities that implement effective homelessness prevention programs.
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Her mother had struggled for years with drug addiction and homelessness.
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This year's winners shared their experiences with homelessness, poverty and abuse.
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Instead, they were left at risk of displacement and possible homelessness.
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They also tackled education issues, youth participation in politics, and homelessness.
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These counts are a critical element to making appropriate homelessness policy.
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So it's housing, homelessness, and then creating jobs within the city.
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There have been a couple that have tried to include homelessness.
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Ten percent of my students experienced homelessness before coming to college.
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Read more: Trump says homelessness is super sad for office workers.
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Oli Scarff/Getty Images 11 myths about homelessness in America Homelessness in America, in one map This woman has a plan to fix San Francisco's housing crisis — but homeowners won't like it Most cities still throw money at social services instead of building low-income housing and housing for the homeless, failing to understand it's called "homelessness" and not "servicelessness" for a reason.
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"The loss of supportive inclusive venues means that young LGBT people can struggle to find out about services offering help to prevent their homelessness," Lucy Bowyer, coordinator at the LGBT homelessness charity Albert Kennedy Trust, said.
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"Housing, not handcuffs or forced congregate sheltering, for those experiencing homelessness, is the way to best ensure we all remain safer," Eric Tars, of the U.S. National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty, said in a statement.
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Newsom has directed $1 billion toward housing and homelessness, approved legislation giving cities and counties more legal authority to build emergency shelters, and convened a homelessness task force set to deliver its first recommendations next month.
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They're thinking about how you can solve the underlying problems of, say, homelessness, so you don't have to just give a man a bed, that you can prevent homelessness from happening in the first place. Mm-hmm.
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In a July interview with Tucker Carlson, Trump seemed to fundamentally misunderstand the causes of homelessness, and on the campaign trail, Trump has made attacking California for its homelessness problem a regular part of his rally speeches.
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The program will research pathways into homelessness that disproportionately affect L.G.B.T.Q.+ individuals, like family rejection, and work directly with L.G.B.T.Q.+ youth of color and transgender youth experiencing homelessness to gather information on the particular barriers they face.
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The big picture: There is speculation that Trump is preparing to declare a "war on homelessness" — especially in California, where the president has long suggested that the homelessness crisis may require federal intervention, per the Washington Post.
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They were all in different places in their efforts to escape homelessness.
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"Homelessness is at a crisis level in Los Angeles," Mr. Lynn said.
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Homelessness, of course, existed long before the Trump presidency began in 2017.
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How can the different social service systems work together to prevent homelessness?
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What can the everyday person do right now to help end homelessness?
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The second we start to normalize [homelessness], we're part of the problem.
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Approximately half of all young people experiencing homelessness were unsheltered last year.
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" He added, "Homelessness has always been an issue, but not like this.
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Imagine that failure to afford that thing routinely throws families into homelessness.
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They also endorse the Ending Homelessness Act of 2017 reintroduced by Rep.
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Homelessness, as Kozol perceived, is merely the tip of this colossal iceberg.
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Homelessness has been an ongoing problem in San Francisco since the 1980s.
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The state also had the highest rate of homelessness among unaccompanied youth.
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Many people within the organization look with dread upon this enforced homelessness.
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The awards celebrate the achievements of young people who have overcome homelessness.
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Jerry Brown deserve any blame for the increase in poverty and homelessness?
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The president said that fixing homelessness would be 'so easy with competence.
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Read more: California wildfires could usher in a new wave of homelessness.
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These are just a few of the organizations working to end homelessness.
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A lot of homelessness, people trying to get back on their feet.
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According to homeless charity Crisis, unemployment is the biggest cause of homelessness.
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The consultants pointed out a link between rising rents and rising homelessness.
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A new VA study examined the factors that led to veterans' homelessness.
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"The vast majority fell into homelessness in L.A. County," Mr. Lynn said.
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"The world needs a North Star for truth on homelessness," Benioff said.
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Many of Zeam's friends had experienced homelessness, kicked out by their families.
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Co-founded by Nadya Okamoto, who experienced homelessness as a teen, PERIOD.
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Kim and Khloe have brought awareness to the homelessness crisis in California.
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What's needed to address the reality of homelessness is fairly simple: Housing.
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Community members concerned with homelessness have also been critical of his approach.
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Rents have gone through the roof and rates of homelessness have surged.
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Over the past year, homelessness has increased by 21 percent in Paris.
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"Fucking scooters all over our city," a Coalition on Homelessness representative said.
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The Alliance conducts comprehensive, national research to compile essential data on homelessness.
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And in the midst of all this, they are threatened with homelessness.
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Thirty-nine percent of participants cited poverty as their reason for homelessness.
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San Francisco had drug and homelessness issues long before Twitter came along.
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The candidates for governor of California are confronting the state's homelessness crisis.
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We have an affordability crisis and a homelessness crisis on our hands.
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For LGBTQ youth, especially people of color, homelessness is a painful reality.
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She has given the invisibility of homelessness a name and a face.
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We must make tackling both homelessness and mental health a national priority.
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She argues more broadly against criminalizing homelessness, poverty, and mental health problems.
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Ultimately, though, he said housing affordability was the biggest factor driving homelessness.
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Rates of family and youth homelessness fell slightly over the last year.
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"But we're struggling with homelessness and antisocial behavior in these public spaces."
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Vancouver's count showed a big jump in homelessness between 2011 and 2014.
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The cost of housing and homelessness are major issues in our area.
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The San Francisco supervisors need to concentrate on rent control and homelessness.
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At least 85033,000 people experience homelessness in America on any given night.
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The subway was mentioned four times and homelessness was mentioned only once.
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And nothing is more central to it now than her childhood homelessness.
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Housing and homelessness — although candidates denounced growing economic inequality — and climate change.
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Mr. Sanders addressed the region's housing crisis and high rates of homelessness.
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Similarly, it's possible to end global homelessness, habitat destruction, hunger, and war.
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California Today Monday: Margot Kushel, a leading researcher on homelessness, weighs in.
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There is a lot more work to be done in homelessness prevention.
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What pushes some poor people into homelessness, and not others, remains obscure.
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Still, he said he understood how pressing the issue of homelessness was.
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Homelessness in major cities jumped by 5 percent in the last year.
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California, Washington, Nevada and Hawaii have also seen big jumps in homelessness.
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A month after that, the Homelessness Diversion Units forced them to reapply.
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New York could construct low-cost housing to solve its homelessness crisis.
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Homelessness and lack of health insurance are, of course, economic policy problems.
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California Today Thursday: This year, the speech was focused on addressing homelessness.
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Homelessness in the San Francisco Bay Area has surged in recent years.
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Police officers cannot solve underlying causes of homelessness or other social problems.
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Finally, though, the disturbing details, which include abuse and homelessness, come out.
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I used to look at homelessness as a result of personal decisions.
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An eviction could plunge Diaz and her boys into homelessness and poverty.
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Martin has elevated homelessness to a focus of an increasingly ugly campaign.
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But the sweeping approach has not put a discernible dent in homelessness.
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On a positive note, he had a good answer about addressing homelessness.
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Others who've experienced homelessness tell us what made a difference to them.
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Tuya and Akbar are at opposite ends of Europe's growing homelessness problem.
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They are chronicles of drug addiction, unemployment, mental illness, incarceration and homelessness.
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Gavin Newsom to the Statewide Task Force on Homelessness and Supportive Housing.
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Homelessness in Seattle has also risen by 9% each year since 2014.
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Trump promised action on the homelessness issue before his trip out West.
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"We come at homelessness probably a little bit differently," Ms. McGrady said.
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Worked with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to combat veteran homelessness.
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News of his win was welcomed by Centrepoint, a British homelessness charity.
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That you cure homelessness by shipping your homeless to other people's cities.
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It has both billions of dollars in Silicon Valley and rampant homelessness.
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Bright Beginnings has a two-generation approach to defeating poverty and homelessness.
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So practicing homelessness is definitely an experiencing of those conditions without anesthesia.
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He further pledges to make the US Interagency Council on Homelessness permanent.
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You're going to have more deep poverty, homelessness and things like that.
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AG: We hope that somebody moves in and out of homelessness, right?
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We do everything from homelessness prevention to shelter to permanent housing solutions.
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In 2015, King County declared a homelessness state of emergency; conditions have hardly improved since, and local lawmakers have repeatedly pointed to a lack of affordable housing in the city as a key culprit in its homelessness crisis.
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When cities make it illegal to live out of a car, the fines and punishments can end up pushing poor people even deeper into homelessness, according to a new report from the National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty.
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Donations will help us to support more people to leave homelessness behind through our housing, employment, education and advice services across the country, and to campaign for the changes needed to solve the homelessness crisis once and for all.
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"It kind of feels like they're pushing you out of your home," said Tamara Mitchell, a volunteer at the Coalition on Homelessness in San Francisco who has experienced homelessness due to the lack of affordable housing in the area.
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We have relationships with critical programs like the National Alliance to End Homelessness.
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Matta-Clark's original "Garbage Wall" (1970) confronted environmental issues and the homelessness crisis.
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New York City has been taking steps to curb homelessness, particularly among students.
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But there's also no reason to allow hunger, homelessness, ill health, or subjugation.
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Dorsey argued the tax wasn't the best way to fix problems around homelessness.
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IN PICTURES: L.A.'s homelessness crisis Tents are now all over LA County.
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In San Jose, homelessness shot up 42% in just the last two years.
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Eviction brought the prospect of homelessness after months of living on the brink.
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The commission will also study issues of substance abuse, homelessness and mental illness.
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Meanwhile, the issue of homelessness in San Francisco often seems an intractable problem.
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Homelessness is among our city's most daunting challenges, but it is not intractable.
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He also requested that the state devote more funding to homelessness prevention programs.
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Youth homelessness affects around 83,000 people each year in the U.K., Centrepoint says.
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And 1 in 5 will experience homelessness at some point in their lifetime.
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After leaving school, Carter struggled for years, battling schizophrenia, substance abuse and homelessness.
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Amazon said it has already made significant contributions toward fighting homelessness in Seattle.
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Nationwide, the report found that homelessness grew by 2000% from 2200 to 25.
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According to an interview with the Guardian, she was nearing homelessness last year.
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They also had a higher likelihood of experiencing homelessness or a psychiatric illness.
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Deborah Snyder aspires to put an end to homelessness among her fellow vets.
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This can expose women to domestic violence, homelessness and family rejection, they said.
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The problems of PTSD and suicide play a central role in veteran homelessness.
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Similarly, after years of declines, homelessness increased slightly in 2018, reflecting housing insecurity.
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Everything seemed cold and harsh, and it felt like there was homelessness everywhere.
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Here, we ran a workshop about homelessness and discussed the word's wider meaning.
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In Central Florida, Impact Homelessness studied the impacts of criminalization in Osceola County.
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We've become the first city in the country to effectively eliminate veteran homelessness.
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I wouldn't wish homelessness on anyone, as it was degrading and soul destroying.
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The homepage reads, "My business is being homeless, now homelessness is my business."
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Consider lacing up your shoes and hitting the pavement to end youth homelessness.
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I'm doing this by choice, though it's helped me to understand homelessness some.
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For her, "freedom" has meant destitution, exile, homelessness, an unceasing sense of outrage.
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For more on homelessness in New York City visit Coalition for the Homeless.
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To prevent another, 1980s style surge in homelessness, we must fight any cuts.
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If you think that homelessness has always been with us, you're not alone.
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But the debate will continue simply because the homelessness issue is not resolved.
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California Today Tuesday: We want to hear from people who have experienced homelessness.
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Perhaps most stunning, there was a 20183% spike in homelessness among children countywide.
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Instead of suffering homelessness, Native Americans endure overcrowding, doubling, tripling or quadrupling up.
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Those areas, already covered by the ditched groups, are education, homelessness, and hunger.
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And about a third of people experiencing homelessness were staying in unsheltered locations.
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Dollars need to be spent on addressing mental health, substance abuse and homelessness.
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Their goal was to demonstrate a potential solution to Sacramento's mounting homelessness crisis.
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Studies and surveys have also established overcrowding as a major trigger of homelessness.
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If blockchain can improve homelessness here, that solution could carry throughout the world.
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LGBTQ youth homelessness is an issue that persists and hasn't gotten proper attention.
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All profits are going to two local charities for homelessness and addiction recovery.
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She was re-introduced in 2018 as the first character to experience homelessness.
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Perhaps more importantly, they connect with people experiencing homelessness on a personal level.
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Cities had already been reviewing the homelessness laws they had on the books.
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Direct outreach to people experiencing homelessness is still scheduled to start March 30.
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The city's own analysis found "no research" that expanding homeless services increases homelessness.
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"Absolute homelessness is unbearable," writes Leszek Kolakowski, a Polish philosopher living in London.
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Her duty to help people experiencing homelessness comes from a feeling of gratitude.
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That causes this overcrowding and poor quality housing and high rates of homelessness.
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After college, she was facing homelessness and used opioids to stave off withdrawal.
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They would certainly bring valuable perspective to coverage of criminal justice and homelessness.
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Employees who had moved from Sweden were unaccustomed to the city's homelessness crisis.
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They also capture the era's turbulence, including homelessness, drugs, gangs and neighborhood neglect.
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But various people told Sesame Workshop that they needed to address childhood homelessness.
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"The best solution for homelessness is more homes, not more shelters," she said.
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"I intended for this poem to address the invisibility of homelessness," he said.
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With a wealth divide comes a homelessness crisis, which Austin is grappling with.
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He's based in Oakland, where tensions over gentrification and homelessness have been rising.
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Three states — Connecticut, Delaware and Virginia — say they have nearly ended veteran homelessness.
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" Officials subsequently stated that "they cannot predict the end of homelessness among veterans.
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These individuals, frequently struggling with addiction or homelessness, have extremely complicated medical conditions.
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Unexpectedly, the 2020 presidential campaign is drilling down on petty crime and homelessness.
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Another is that homelessness is caused by mental health and substance use problems.
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Editorial It can't be said enough that New York's homelessness crisis is complicated.
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About 80,000 families in New York are at risk of homelessness each year.
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There is no perfect way to measure homelessness, which by nature is transient.
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The annual HUD study surveys homelessness across the country on a single night.
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"This is definitely a more complicated definition than just homelessness," Ms. Kosarian said.
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The candidates also railed against about homelessness, bike lanes and excessive government spending.
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Danny K. Davis told Clemons that bipartisan agreement is within reach on homelessness.
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This was the first time he saw what homelessness looks like in America.
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One protester shouted at Buttigieg about his failure to address homelessness among veterans.
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Most have been in multiple foster homes and survived homelessness, neglect and abuse.
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The increasing homelessness problem prompted Los Angeles officials to call on California Gov.
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The actor has previously shared his struggles with homelessness when he was younger.
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The gap between these two numbers, by and large, is what creates homelessness.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly decried the West Coast's inability to solve homelessness.
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Congress should be skeptical of the Obama administration's proposal to end family homelessness.
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"I've yet to see a dent" in homelessness, she said as an example.
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That policies to reduce homelessness are more effective if the homeless are involved.
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So I think when you don't weaponize it, it's clear what solves homelessness.
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Casey Trupin is a program officer for youth homelessness at the Raikes Foundation.
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It is true that homelessness in California especially has spiked in recent years.
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"Shelter solves sleep, but only housing solves homelessness," Newsom wrote to the President.
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It is a race against time, because most unsettling of all, homelessness kills.
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A lucky ticket She was caring for her mom fulltime and facing homelessness.
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Recommendations ranged from food programs for children, to protecting forests and fighting homelessness.
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Tiny houses have been used to tackle homelessness from Seattle to New York.
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"She grew up in Vegas, basically in and out of homelessness," he said.
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We offer a safe and welcoming space for nearly 20,000 students experiencing homelessness.
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Structural racism and overt discrimination are powerful factors in U.S. poverty and homelessness.
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Diana's charity work focused on HIV/AIDS patients, orphans, and people experiencing homelessness.
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There's an $11 billion proposal to try to end family homelessness by 2020.
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He told us that homelessness across the city is getting worse and worse.
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While there is an understanding of the link between homelessness and mental health for young people, less is known about how such events as the death of a close relative and breakdown of relationships impact homelessness in later life, it added.
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"Homelessness can have a devastating impact on a person's health and well-being, and we need to better understand the underlying causes that contribute to our County's high mortality rate among those who are experiencing homelessness," Supervisor Hilda L. Solis said.
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Indeed, it was just about three years ago that San Francisco protestors from the Coalition on Homelessness took over Airbnbs headquarters to protest what they viewed as the company's complicity in the surge in evictions and homelessness in the city.
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A staggering affordable-housing shortage has resulted in nearly 1,400 people experiencing homelessness in Palm Beach County, according to the most recent government data, and homelessness rates are generally declining in West Palm Beach, which leads the county's unsheltered population.
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Show your support for the fight against LGBT youth homelessness by posting an "unselfie" with a True Color Fund pledge sign, or find a way to make your work and leisure spaces a safer space for LGBT youth struggling with homelessness.
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And while the rate of homelessness among the elderly has remained constant each year at 2 percent, the number of homeless elderly is expected to grow to nearly 100,000 in 2050 from 58,000 in 2020, according to the Homelessness Research Institute.
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Highlighting Lily's experiences with homelessness can positively impact the way children today think about homelessness and people in poverty, said Rashmita Mistry, a professor of education at the University of California, Los Angeles, who is not involved in Sesame Workshop.
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Castro says he would reduce America's homelessness epidemic by setting new government housing targets, increasing assistance grants, establishing consistent government homelessness definitions and investing in a wide variety of programs designed to help individuals who are homeless or housing insecure.
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"These are people who have already been stretched to the limit, and one missed paycheck could be enough to push them over the edge into homelessness," said Eric Tars, legal director of the National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty.
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Over a year ago, I said we needed a FEMA-like response to homelessness, and it was the only way we'd ever scale up the resources to truly end homelessness, not just hope to reduce it by a small percentage.
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The master plan unfolding here is perhaps the single largest potential demonstration of the success stories emerging across the country in housing veterans experiencing homelessness, even as overall homelessness grows to crisis proportions across this city and in other expensive enclaves.
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The United States Interagency Council on Homelessness determines an "end" to veteran homelessness by how well a community's system is able to support the number of active homeless veterans in their area, and how it keeps veterans from becoming homeless.
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After seeing dramatic increases in homelessness over a decade, while spending on homelessness doubled, the city in the past year has worked with the Government Performance Lab at the Harvard Kennedy School, a WWC partner, to pilot new systems that are helping homeless providers collect and learn from data on what's working to reduce homelessness and develop a partnership between providers and the city to produce better results.
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Participants may be struggling with homelessness or addiction; some are refugees experiencing social isolation.
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The company will donate an additional $50 million to local organizations that fight homelessness.
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Gavin Newsom said he was seeking $1 billion to address the state's homelessness crisis.
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Microsoft recently raised the alarm on the issue of homelessness, but not in California.
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Today I left a hearing on homelessness & saw tons of people camped outside committee.
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Mr. Rosenthal has worked to alleviate homelessness in Boston and founded Stop Handgun Violence.
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Throughout his childhood he faced abandonment, multiple homes, homelessness, and witnessed a violent murder.
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The trio of assailants said they targeted the mayor for his policies on homelessness.
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Critics have argued hosting the games in L.A. would worsen the city's homelessness crisis.
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Cheap way to get "laughs" from followers but there is nothing funny about homelessness.
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"I have not seen an aggressive enough plan to deal with [homelessness]," Seymour said.
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That quality may prove useful in New York, especially on the issue of homelessness.
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And during a homelessness crisis, they prioritize architectural detail and cars over people's lives.
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We also immediately need stronger state laws and more funding dedicated to eradicating homelessness.
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Several fashion designers were inspired by homelessness this season: Yes, you read that correctly.
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SAN FRANCISCO CONTINUES TO SPEND BIG IN FIGHT AGAINST HOMELESSNESS -- BUT IS IT WORKING?
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It has been at the forefront of San Francisco's HIV/AIDS crisis and homelessness.
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Equally important, formerly homeless veterans and others experiencing homelessness would be among those housed.
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The show deals with negative outcomes associated with addiction, including sex work and homelessness.
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"People just get entrenched in long term unemployment or long term homelessness," Archer explained.
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In her pursuit to help her family avoid homelessness, she had been professionally typecast.
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This clearly would help Americans living on the edge of poverty, unemployment and homelessness.
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"There's a lot of homelessness and depression [because people can't get jobs]," Pittman explains.
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This leads to high incarceration rates, homelessness, increased emergency room visits and school failures.
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LGBTQ youths of color are at disproportionate risk for homelessness, bullying, and sexual harassment.
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Investigate and report on current federal government plans to end homelessness among veterans. 4.
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Veterans with such discharges are at much greater risk for suicide, homelessness and imprisonment.
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Homelessness isn't Timothée Chalamet draped handsomely across a diner; it's contemptuous glances and shame.
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Bay Area traffic congestion was the No. 2 most-mentioned problem and homelessness followed.
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She and her husband experienced homelessness before getting involved in the Community First project.
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She's 7, bright pink and the first Muppet on "Sesame Street" to experience homelessness.
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Proposition 2 also passed, funneling $2 billion in state revenue into homelessness prevention housing.
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Schools on Wheels provides academic support to K-12 students who are experiencing homelessness.
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And like so many major American cities, homelessness continues to bedevil the nation's capital.
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It has also witnessed rising rents, an escalating homelessness crisis, and increasingly dirty sidewalks.
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How will the candidates' housing and urban development policies address homelessness and gentrification issues?
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How do you make years of hardship, arrests, and near homelessness easy to swallow?
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Those who were facing homelessness, bullying, and family acceptance—those issues weren't talked about.
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The lack of funding for homelessness and shelter also puts hospitals in a squeeze.
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Progress for students experiencing homelessness will require continued collaboration across borders, bureaucracies and systems.
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Although de Blasio has pushed affordable housing over the years, homelessness continues to skyrocket.
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There's an especially troubling aspect to the growing problem of homelessness in New York.
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New York City's next mayor will confront issues of homelessness, affordable housing and policing.
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In contemporary urban environments, dispossession often takes the form of gentrification, homelessness, and negligence.
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For years, he tried his best to treat patients coping with poverty and homelessness.
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In the last election voters across California voted for affordable housing and homelessness services.
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She said she hoped these Sesame Workshop segments can change public perception of homelessness.
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The company's C.E.O., Marc Benioff, has been outspoken on immigration, religious freedom and homelessness.
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Ms. Malliotakis and Mr. Dietl attacked the mayor for not doing enough on homelessness.
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Like I said, there's money … in the [federal ] package here for housing and homelessness.
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Hundreds of thousands of lives "will be blighted by homelessness this winter," she added.
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Family rejection can be crippling, leading to negative outcomes, from homelessness to drug abuse.
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Homelessness is the worst symptom of "a highly dysfunctional housing market," Mr. Twyford said.
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Elected officials generally want to approach homelessness in a compassionate and service-oriented manner.
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People who experience homelessness have shorter life expectancies than the rest of the population.
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Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, recently proposed to try to stem the homelessness crisis statewide.
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Meanwhile, the special sees William bring Berry with him to homelessness charity The Passage.
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She does not dare get too comfortable, a symptom of her years of homelessness.
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The challenge called on local and state leaders to commit to ending veteran homelessness.
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The city&aposs per-capita homelessness rate is now higher than San Francisco&aposs.
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But what about addressing the underlying issues that are at the root of homelessness?
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In addition to the emotional toll, the academic effects of homelessness can be severe.
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Instead, California is trying to address homelessness by expanding the supply of subsidized housing.
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Mr. Cuomo gave $11,000, all to a homelessness group, HELP USA, that he founded.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, a Republican, has criticized California officials for months about homelessness.
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Senior Trump administration officials visited California in September to troubleshoot ways to minimize homelessness.
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It was a daily chore to remind myself that homelessness was a temporary situation.
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We haven't studied and don't know a lot about fighting stigma related to homelessness.
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Finally, in a metropolis in which homelessness is rising, don't miss Boutique by Shelter.
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Every sign points to this administration regarding homeless people, not homelessness, as the problem.
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CNN reached out to San Francisco's Coalition for Homelessness but has not heard back.
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CNN: Would you say your book is about motherhood, adoption or homelessness in America?
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That's not to say cities no longer criminalize any behavior resulting from homelessness, though.
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Calgary, the center of Alberta's energy industry, had the worst homelessness in the province.
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Last week, Trump administration officials came to Los Angeles to examine the homelessness crisis.
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Many advocates in New York City, including those working to address rising homelessness, agree.
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The film is often credited with having changed public attitudes toward homelessness in Britain.
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The Trump administration has focused on the issue of California homelessness in recent months.
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Advocates worry that overturning the appeals court decision raises the specter of criminalizing homelessness.
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"We believe that housing will never solve homelessness, but community will," Graham told CNN.
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We could end homelessness and provide safe drinking water to everyone in this country.
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I never dreamed that homelessness would ever happen to me, let alone multiple times.
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The Times asked the Democratic presidential candidates for their views on housing and homelessness.
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Increase federal spending on homelessness from under $3 billion to $6 billion a year.
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The New York Times asked the candidates about their plans for housing and homelessness.
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But he has presided over the city at a time when homelessness has skyrocketed.
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It's interesting in San Francisco right now, the entire topic is around homelessness. Yeah.
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Yeah and it's kind of, Utah is the state that's done best with homelessness.
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They also have higher rates of eviction, which could make them vulnerable to homelessness.
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It's spent a lot of money on homelessness, and it's a really hard issue.
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"The long-term solution to unsheltered or street homelessness is the same as the solution to all homelessness – provide housing exits through a range of interventions tailored to the needs of each individual and offered through a coordinated system," the survey concludes.
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Pressure for the city to address its unceasing homelessness epidemic—by the wealthy, by activists, and by the homeless residents themselves, through proposition ballots and last year's creation of the city's first Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing—has been building for decades.
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Meanwhile, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, said the number of people living on the street, in shelters and in transitional housing climbed 8%, and Austin, Texas, reported a 5% increase in the total number of people experiencing homelessness, according to Ending Community Homelessness Coalition.
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In March, Cisco announced its contribution to the homeless crisis: the company pledged to give $50 million to public-private initiative Destination: Home to battle homelessness in Santa Clara County, which has the third-highest rate of chronic homelessness in the United States.
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Ina Fried kicked off the conversation by asking the participants what they hope most people could understand about the housing crisis in L.A. Christina Miller, Deputy Mayor for City Homelessness Initiatives, hopes people understand that the homelessness crisis is a housing crisis.
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Although today's approach toward homelessness has made significant strides, we are still in need of new technology to disrupt the world of homelessness, similar to how the worlds of shopping, music, taxis and hotels were disrupted by Amazon, Apple, Uber and Airbnb.
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Homelessness, meanwhile, is up for the second year in a row, according to an annual report by the Department of House and Urban Development (HUD), which found that on a single night roughly 2628,28503 people experienced homelessness, a 22019 percent increase from 2017.
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Over the past three years, homelessness in the Greater Vancouver area has also increased by 30%, a figure that's on-par with other major North American metro areas struggling with their own growing homelessness crises, like New York City, San Francisco, and Seattle.
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The criteria outlines four benchmarks that a community must meet before declaring an end to veteran homelessness: an end to chronic and long-term veteran homelessness, veterans' quick access to permanent housing, sufficient permanent housing capacity and veterans' access to transitional housing.
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WASHINGTON — Homelessness in the United States continued to rise this year, driven by soaring rates of homelessness in California, according to a new federal report that could prompt long-promised action for people living in the streets of Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Now 23, he said he wanted people to understand that homelessness is not a preference.
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But in San Francisco, the persistent homelessness problem is also raising tensions amongst the public.
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The school announced the creation of the UCSF Benioff Homelessness and Housing Initiative on Wednesday.
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"The world needs a North Star for truth on homelessness," Benioff said in a statement.
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But now, most of our staff has come through the program -- through addiction or homelessness.
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The San Francisco Bay Area and Seattle both have massive homelessness and affordable housing problems.
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It also climbed despite $83 million spent on reducing homelessness, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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Both prescription and illegal opioids are among the main causes of homelessness, according to experts.
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Although the immediate danger has waned, the risks of starvation, disease and homelessness remain rife.
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Nearly all of them have experienced homelessness, and most, if not all, have experienced abuse.
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Santa Clara also has the third highest rate of chronic homelessness in the entire country.
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Like his late mother Princess Diana, William has long focused on bringing awareness to homelessness.
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He began volunteering at the Coalition on Homelessness, and joined the city's Shelter Monitoring Committee.
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As of January 2018, Seattle was estimated to have more than 6,300 people experiencing homelessness.
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They demonstrated outside the homes of the hotel's owner and of the city's homelessness commissioner.
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With the new housing strategy, the government has committed to halving "chronic homelessness" by 2028.
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Inadequate food frequently goes along with housing insecurity or outright homelessness in the student population.
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Many people across New York believe the city is experiencing an epidemic of street homelessness.
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Even though homelessness is a multifaceted issue, the basis for effective intervention is affordable housing.
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Federal funds to address homelessness have been cut in half since 1980, Mr. Murray said.
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Instead, the homelessness problem needs to be tackled at one of its major sources: evictions.
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Steve Harvey has opened up to PEOPLE about his journey from homelessness to multi-millionaire.
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This is due, in large part, to the way that HUD tallies and defines homelessness.
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" Dietz: "The housing crisis has skyrocketed across California, which has made homelessness much more visible.
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Steve Harvey opens up exclusively to PEOPLE about overcoming homelessness to build an entertainment empire.
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" To which a woman who goes by @RAFIAT_BELLO helpfully responded, "Menstrual pain, homelessness, hunger, etc.
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San Francisco's programmes, which cost $250m per year, are praised by many campaigners against homelessness.
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About two-thirds of its homelessness budget goes on rent subsidies and "permanent supportive housing".
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Street Sense is a biweekly newspaper that elevates the voices of D.C. residents experiencing homelessness.
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Earlier this month, Trump called out Los Angeles and San Francisco for homelessness and filth.
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ALBANY — Proposing to address the challenges of homelessness and a lack of affordable housing, Gov.
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Another, named Siti, confirms she's "happy" despite homelessness thanks to the support of Alexandria House.
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So too, disrupting the way we solve homelessness may not be so utopian after all.
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This is: Everyone who works on homelessness agrees on the way to fix the problem.
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But, according to him, the biggest challenge in helping with homelessness is its cyclical nature.
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Do people want to visit a city littered with human waste, drug paraphernalia, and homelessness?
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The environmental regulations, the zoning regulations, it&aposs their own policies that contribute to homelessness.
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And it's not the first time he's been associated with homelessness in a negative way.
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Racial disparities in homelessness, renting, homeownership, and home appreciation are constant and on the rise.
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The road to homelessness started when I sustained an injury while working as a cameraman.
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To combat homelessness and growing encampments, American mayors are increasingly putting their police to use.
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"This rule is not intended to contradict HUD's goals to end homelessness," the agency added.
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Crouch agrees that addressing the state's homelessness problem is key to cleaning up this mess.
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In starting this troop, Burgess hopes to change the way the people's perception of homelessness.
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Newham's new mayor, Rokhsana Fiaz, has promised that tackling homelessness will be a top priority.
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During that same period, the borough's homelessness problem has developed into a full-blown crisis.
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LGBTQ people are also disproportionately likely to live in poverty, which can lead to homelessness.
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Teen homelessness is an epidemic at an all-time high, according to The Huffington Post.
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A 2018 study found a strong correlation between a state's median home price and homelessness.
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Editorial In New York City, during working hours, homelessness is there for all to see.
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Yet homelessness in the city still looks much the way it did 20 years ago.
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Higher rent will only increase the likelihood of staying in abusive relationships to avoid homelessness.
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Yet somehow I was unprepared for the scale and severity of homelessness in San Francisco.
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It was heartening to hear that some of the dogs had been rescued from homelessness.
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At present, we're experiencing all of that, not to mention planetary destruction and international homelessness.
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This homelessness initiative launched Wednesday as part of Sesame Workshop's Sesame Street in Communities program.
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The plan would also decriminalize homelessness and end laws that discriminate against those without homes.
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They also realized that throwing the hotel's tenants out would increase the neighborhood's street homelessness.
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Her key areas of focus include food insecurity, social isolation, homelessness, and other social needs.
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A separate study in Pediatrics highlighted another, independent risk factor for suicide in teens: homelessness.
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Because it plays out at a city level, homelessness rarely becomes a national policy issue.
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Public drug usage and homelessness are not new problems for the city of San Francisco.
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But most states are behind target, and analysts say the program will not solve homelessness.
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People living with HIV and AIDS often live on the edge of poverty and homelessness.
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Their purpose was to "articulate specific local struggles" like youth homelessness, according to one planner.
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Five states, including New York and California, accounted for half of all people experiencing homelessness.
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We believe that they're spending that much on actually preventing people from falling into homelessness.
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Jason Blalock: I'd been interested in making a film about homelessness in the Bay Area.
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New York's economy is strong and crime rates are low, though homelessness remains a problem.
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"I used to think eviction and homelessness were the result of poverty," says the author.
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The Microsoft plan will allocate $25 million of the $500 million specifically to address homelessness.
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The Homelessness Veterans Prevention Act of 2017, which has bipartisan support from leaders like Sens.
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It still focuses on children, while supporting families coping with hunger, homelessness and other hardships.
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Obviously, serious problems remain, with unrelenting homelessness and tottering mass transit high on the list.
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Maybe the real "National Emergy" is drugs, homelessness, gun deaths and lack of health insurance?
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One of the slowest tracks on Nevermind, it paints a gloomy, depressing picture of homelessness.
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Amid the obvious homelessness and destruction on the Panhandle, the residential rental market is booming.
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Nobody could have predicted his impending future which was filled with drug addiction and homelessness.
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The report noted that high rents in some big cities caused higher spikes in homelessness.
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New York's economy is strong and crime rates are low, though homelessness remains a problem.
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That film [2017's I Am Another You] was about America's homelessness and mental illness.
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When I think about homelessness in California, I often picture more urban or suburban areas.
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We have multiple outlets for food, shelter, and supplies to aid homelessness in the area.
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Three videos follow Lily's plight, from the revelation of her homelessness to getting an apartment.
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Nearly a quarter of survey respondents pointed to mental illness as a cause of homelessness.
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The council was established in 1987 to coordinate the government's homelessness efforts across federal agencies.
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But housing prices have continued to spiral upward in the city, and homelessness has grown.
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However, during that time, national estimates of chronic homelessness decreased by only about 22,000 people.
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One Kentucky community has seen a wave of violence and homelessness as methamphetamine use returns.
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One Kentucky community has seen a wave of violence and homelessness as methamphetamine use returns.
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She experienced homelessness as a child, became pregnant as a teenager and faced economic struggles.
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Then she dropped XL, dabbled in stripping and semi-homelessness, and eventually signed with Interscope.
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Rising crime and homelessness have become major issues especially in Anchorage, the state's largest city.
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Mr. Lanning said there were no good answers about how California will handle earthquake homelessness.
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It provides a directory of local homelessness organizations if you prefer to support those directly.
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A: Homelessness is the top priority and dealing with tent encampments, mental illness and addiction.
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Homelessness decreased in 29 states and Washington, D.C. since 2018 and increased in 21 states.
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They are experts on local challenges, from homelessness and hunger to the environment and education.
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Abandonment, homelessness, fickle boyfriends and thoughts of suicide were among the "downs" other students mentioned.
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Even with all the additional funding to combat homelessness, Mr. Newsom faces an uphill battle.
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The homelessness crisis has been the most intractable problem of Mayor Bill de Blasio's tenure.
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He said the songs' greatest effect could be getting people to think more about homelessness.
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Unaffordable rental markets make homelessness harder to fix, because housing vouchers go only so far.
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Additionally, homelessness overall declined in 29 states and Washington DC, while increasing in 21 states.
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Did reading the article change your ideas and perceptions of homelessness and who is homeless?
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For domestic violence survivors, it can be the difference between homelessness and safety from violence.
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An augmented-reality engineer proposed a design to combat homelessness which looked strikingly like doghouses.
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Overall, the reality for LGBTQ Americans remains bleak: Queer youth homelessness has not gone away.
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"Too often, homelessness gets pushed to the other side of the tracks," Ms. Roman said.
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"It's permanent," Mr. Schoettler said, pausing for a moment before adding, "Until homelessness is solved."
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But policymakers at the administrative level expressed clear partisan differences in how to approach homelessness.
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Jay Inslee of Washington announced Thursday that he would spend $300 million to end homelessness.
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"This should be a nonpartisan issue; homelessness is prevalent all over this country," Waters said.
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The administration claimed that homelessness would fall in those areas if the regulations were relaxed.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Want to tackle homelessness while sipping coffee during your morning commute?
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Lopez started his company with just $40 to his name after a stint of homelessness.
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But it is also a street-level symptom of the vast national problem of homelessness.
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Indeed, Arlington announced a "10-year plan to end homelessness" — in 2008, nine years ago.
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Every night this week, Carlson is devoting segments of his Fox News show to homelessness.
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Would you be willing to sleep outside in the cold to bring attention to homelessness?
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Her low marks are for homelessness and the availability of affordable housing (The Washington Post).
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It's part of a larger culture of harassment and violence against those experiencing nontraditional homelessness.
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Some tasks of municipal governance are immensely daunting: End homelessness, create an equitable school system.
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Poverty, homelessness, substance abuse, poor nutrition and so on, are deeply correlated with health problems.
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In many Canadian cities, winter provides a grim reminder of the civic shame of homelessness.
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Homelessness across America is in decline, but it is soaring in its most prosperous cities.
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The single mother, Khadine Phillip, and her three kids were in and out of homelessness.
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Flores is the founder of La Casa Norte, a Chicago nonprofit aimed at reducing homelessness.
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The artists' works touch on such issues as gentrification, gender politics, globalization, racism and homelessness.
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Some people could be experiencing homelessness, or they may not have access to a vehicle.
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He also allocated grant money to nonprofits and those fighting homelessness who are getting results.
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A growing body of research has tied the lack of affordable housing to increasing homelessness.
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Addressing and solving the root causes of homelessness is not their job, mission, or focus.
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"I come from a place of deep empathy for people experiencing homelessness," Ms. Fagan said.
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Homelessness has stubbornly continued to rise despite a roughly $100 million plan to address it.
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Housing prices, and homelessness, are rising across the country because there is not enough housing.
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L.G.B.T.Q. youth have a 120 percent higher risk of experiencing homelessness than heterosexual, cisgender youth.
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I live in San Francisco, it's no secret that homelessness is a huge problem there.
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With any tech solution to homelessness—especially one that involves wearables, there are privacy concerns.
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The researchers grouped the 386 markets they studied into six "clusters" based on homelessness risk.
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But is there still a difference between including protections for homelessness compared with law enforcement?
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In November 2015, Las Vegas announced it had met the challenge of ending veteran homelessness.
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In short, the bikes and scooters share a civic pattern similar to that of homelessness.
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California's housing, poverty, education, and homelessness problems, which Madrid says affect Latinos disproportionately, remain unsolved.
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More than 25,000 people across 61 communities were experiencing homelessness in Canada last year, with 4.4% identifying as veterans of the Canadian Armed Forces and 0.3% as veterans of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, according to Everyone Counts, Canada's point-in-time count of homelessness.
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Last March, we announced a philanthropic cash donation to be put toward their efforts to buy land and build additional housing, design plans to pioneer technology solutions around homelessness, enhance data-sharing capabilities, expand homelessness prevention programs, and test promising social service intervention models.
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This is an opinion piece by Stephanie Sena, founder of SREHUP, an initiative of Philadelphia area college students who house individuals experiencing homelessness during the coldest months of the winter and help connect them to the services they need to climb out of homelessness.
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Despite local and state efforts to combat the issue of chronic homelessness and housing insecurity, California cities have some of the highest rates of homelessness in the country, a problem that's been made worse by skyrocketing real estate prices and a lack of affordable housing.
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Those successes owe to various sectors adopting best practices to end homelessness, including getting people into housing as soon as possible and connecting them with services to address their other needs, said Nan Roman, president and CEO of the National Alliance to End Homelessness.
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Well, the homelessness has to do with a number of causes, and I'm not an expert on homelessness, so I'm not gonna go there, but I will say that the housing crisis has squeezed more people out on the streets or living in their cars.
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We know that the issues of homelessness and affordable housing are linked, but not the same.
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Moved by the story, some 14,000 donors gave over $400,000 to rescue the man from homelessness.
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Britain's housing minister said the government was investing huge sums to tackle the causes of homelessness.
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Opponents of Prop C argue it is the wrong way to handle the city's widespread homelessness.
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Sawari fled PNG for Fiji due to homelessness and safety fears, he told Reuters last week.
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But if fear of disease serves as a spur to end homelessness, let's go for it.
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Homelessness among sexual minorities, particularly among youngsters, is likely to contribute to the problem, said Myles.
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And the statistics for homelessness in the rest of the United States are just as depressing.
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As more and more women experience homelessness, gender responsive services haven't kept up with the demand.
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"Homelessness in all its forms has significantly increased," NAO's head, Amyas Morse, said in a statement.
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The seeming rise of homelessness in areas like downtown Los Angeles might also explain some cases.
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He said $650 million of the funding would go to local governments for homelessness emergency aid.
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I learned that owning a home is a stronger assurance against possible homelessness than simply renting.
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The homelessness, prostitution and years spent injecting myself with drugs were hard for me to understand.
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For more specialized efforts, look in your local area for organizations serving families impacted by homelessness.
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Notably, some women, fearing homelessness, stay in dangerous relationships to avoid the hardships of unstable housing.
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"We focus on child hunger, child abuse and homelessness in the Los Angeles area," he explains.
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The phenomenon we now know as homelessness—pervasive, unremarkable, seemingly intractable—arose only in the 20173s.
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The statistics bear this out with disproportionately higher suicide rates and soaring homelessness among LGBTQ youth.
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It underlines mundane but chronic problems that may be invisible to people who haven't faced homelessness.
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Text bubbles detail systemic causes of homelessness, tips for identifying officers, and helplines to report abuse.
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Overall, the state saw a 22020% increase in homelessness last year, according to the federal tally.
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The state's neighbor Washington has just over 215,25 people experiencing homelessness, and Oregon has almost 270,500.
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Garcia ran against Sol Flores, who runs a homelessness nonprofit, and Richard Gonzalez, a police sergeant.
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But more than double that number have fallen into homelessness over the same period, LHSA said.
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Moved by the story, thousands of donors gave over $400,000 to rescue the man from homelessness.
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Between 2007 and 2015, New Orleans reduced its homelessness rate by 85%, primarily by providing housing.
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He says he views these villages as a temporary stop between homelessness and more stable housing.
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Candidate Jane Kim lists two of her top three issues pertaining to homelessness, evictions, and housing.
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Similarly, Kno Clothing sells tops and hoodies to supply those experiencing homelessness with clothing and housing.
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But in the last few years, the tools for addressing homelessness have become increasingly more sophisticated.
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The last San Jose count in 2017 found that homelessness increased by 3.7 percent since 2009.
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What a ridiculous way of trying to solve the problem of homelessness with this stupid tax.
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The 21625 Census data showed the rate of elderly homelessness to be up to 2900 percent.
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Just last week, Kate sported an apron for a visit the homelessness charity Centrepoint with William.
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Amanda Dubarry is the chief executive at Caritas Anchor House, a homelessness charity based in Newham.
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"That makes me fearful that cognitive impairment or physical limitation contributed to their homelessness," Kushel said.
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According to government data, more than 22,85033 people experienced homelessness on a single night last January.
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Crocker, 54, said he would like city officials to focus on more pressing issues, like homelessness.
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Studies show that housing is much less expensive than criminalizing homelessness or even offering temporary shelter.
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Even worse, cities across the country are responding by passing laws to make homelessness a crime.
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From homelessness to education to drug abuse, cities like Los Angeles have huge problems to tackle.
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Affordable housing as a solution to homelessness Diane Yentel leads the National Low Income Housing Coalition.
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He says the new policies will focus on preventing homelessness and putting people into permanent housing.
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So the frame is really the California Dream, how it's in peril with infrastructure and homelessness.
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For people with criminal histories, treatment might reduce their risk of infections, homelessness, and criminal behavior.
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Being employed is a critical first step to eliminating the gripping effects of homelessness and poverty.
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Hickenlooper doesn't see homelessness as the primary issue, nor does he think law enforcement should, either.
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Villaraigosa said that his plan to address homelessness includes a "permanent support of services" around housing.
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Twenty-four percent of the people experiencing homelessness are in New York City or Los Angeles.
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These disparities are caused and compounded by higher rates of poverty, uninsurance, homelessness, and violence exposure.
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The last thing the federal government should be doing is knowingly causing homelessness for disaster survivors.
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Trump has promised to fix the homelessness problem but has yet to introduce a concrete solution.
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Mr. Blasio, a Democrat, shook up his administration in December to combat the increase in homelessness.
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Dianne Feinstein responded by saying homelessness can't be solved by simply sweeping people off the street.
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Benioff publicly questioned Dorsey's commitment to fighting homelessness in a separate set of tweets last week.
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While the legislation focuses on children and youth, it will ultimately reduce homelessness among all populations.
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After learning the history of homelessness, and the pathways to poverty, my students volunteer at SREHUP.
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Using Google Street View photos over time, the project aims to highlight Vancouver's worsening homelessness problem.
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Meanwhile, the remarkable scourge of homelessness in the region continues to raise eyebrows around the world.
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It "has been a game changer" as veteran homelessness has dropped in recent years, said Walker.
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The lawsuit alleges Los Angeles is too slow in its response to the growing homelessness crisis.
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The homelessness problem has left shelters at capacity and more people sleeping on streets and subways.
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Rapidly spiraling poverty, unemployment, and homelessness with record repossessions, while billionaires pay 17 percent income tax?
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And all that is before we even start to talk about the huge issue of homelessness.
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"Children who experience homelessness, there's an invisibility with that, an isolation," she said in an interview.
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Recessions — when not related to pandemics — can cause loss of income, increased food insecurity, and homelessness.
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Gentrification, rising housing costs, and a homelessness crisis are just some of the issues plaguing them.
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Built for Zero, by contrast, asks communities to count down to the goal of zero homelessness.
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Yet it is hard to overlook the pain that prosperity has brought: traffic, property prices, homelessness.
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"We're in the midst of a homelessness crisis," said Mike Feuer, the Los Angeles city attorney.
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We came on a mission — to underscore the state of the union on homelessness and poverty.
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Second, and just as importantly, funding cuts at any level will make the homelessness crisis grow.
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Homelessness is rising, advocates for the poor say, as an economic slowdown hurts jobs and wages.
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But a handful of metropolitan areas are experiencing growing rates of homelessness and labor market exits.
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Those with serious mental illness are more likely to struggle with homelessness, poverty and social isolation.
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While you covered the problems of needle litter and homelessness, you didn't cover the accompanying crime.
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Homelessness has decreased in 29 states and Washington, D.C. since 2018 and increased in 21 states.
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And he made award-winning documentaries on homelessness, the mentally ill, racial conflicts and other subjects.
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"Any day the commander in chief is talking about homelessness — that's a good thing," he said.
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Texas, for example, saw a 100% increase, meaning that the number of students experiencing homelessness doubled.
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It has promised new budget measures to fight homelessness, which has also been on the rise.
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Already, the duke and duchess support charities that focus on animal welfare, homelessness, and women's empowerment.
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They fear that rotting teeth will be seen as evidence of poverty, homelessness, or bad hygiene.
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We know that for some people, a small infusion of resources (cash, services) can prevent homelessness.
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And, it has been hard to see the disconnect in people's mind between housing and homelessness.
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Instead, the Finns have adopted it and nearly halved their homelessness rates in the past decade.
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Despite the increases, people in families, youth under 18 and veterans saw a decline in homelessness.
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The high-profile socially-motivated squatting effort had gained traction in a state with rising homelessness.
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Others, unable to afford a place to live, are exposed to the many hardships of homelessness.
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The US Department of Housing and Urban Development keeps vital statistics on homelessness around the country.
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You can browse through homelessness and emergency shelter-related legislation currently being considered in Congress here.
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"We're extremely hopeful," said Bob Erlenbusch, executive director of the Sacramento Regional Coalition to End Homelessness.
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Ms. Kagan believes the higher numbers are the "most complete picture that we have" of homelessness.
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Cutting Medicaid will push more people with untreated mental illness into emergency rooms, homelessness and jails.
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As California's governor vows to tackle the state's homelessness crisis, housing "insanity" stands in the way.
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He struggled with mental illness and homelessness, working odd jobs and stealing loose change from cars.
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Its findings came as a housing affordability crisis sweeps the nation and homelessness continues to rise.
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But that success has also brought growing pains: Homelessness, housing prices and traffic congestion have soared.
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"Compassion is counterproductive," he said, adding that services for the homeless only encourage homelessness to flourish.
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The attacks have come as New York City is struggling to confront a persistent homelessness crisis.
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Mental health affects so many areas of society, from homelessness, gun violence, domestic abuse, and more.
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It has promised new budget measures to fight homelessness, which has also been on the rise.
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The trends revealed in the data, however flawed, are also used to guide federal homelessness policy.
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The governor announced a $1 billion budget proposal to decrease homelessness in the state last month.
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Los Angeles wouldn't be the first city to use a state of emergency to fight homelessness.
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In a related article, Elizabeth A. Harris writes about why homelessness is pervasive among college students.
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And demonstrators set up shop at the home of Steven Banks, the city's top homelessness official.
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Asare serves on the advisory board for HomeStart, a nonprofit focused on ending and preventing homelessness.
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World's Big Sleep Out, drawing attention to homelessness, happened in New York, London and other cities.
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She actively lobbies the city council to come up with another solution to the homelessness problem.
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Homelessness—perhaps the most extreme form of poverty—is a symptom, surging in high-cost cities.
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When Trump visited Los Angeles last week, Mayor Eric Garcetti rejected the White House homelessness report.
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The misery of homelessness has compounded a sense that the Nelson they once knew was disappearing.
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The White House is expected to release some sort of homelessness plan in the coming weeks.
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Even more recently, he has floated intervening in Los Angeles to address the city's homelessness crisis.
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Gorka, the RNC spokesman, said Trump's push on homelessness is a political winner for the president.
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" In a statement, a spokesperson for Square said: "Homelessness in San Francisco is a humanitarian crisis.
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To address this growing crisis, Americans must work together to prevent youth homelessness before it begins.
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We met Anina Ciuciu, who went from homelessness to earning a law degree at the Sorbonne.
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Secretary Carson has a unique opportunity to lead the nation in solving the growing homelessness crisis.
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It ranks top in the nation on the Census Bureau's supplemental poverty measure and homelessness measures.
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For the first time in his presidency, Donald Trump spoke at length about homelessness this week.
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"The goal is really to give service providers, parents, teachers tools in order to address homelessness with children, in order to talk about it and raise awareness of the issue from a child's perspective and also to help children experiencing homelessness feel less alone," Westin said.
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Here's a look at the issue of homelessness in the city's schools, and what is — and isn't — being done to reduce it: The number of school-age children who are homeless has sharply increased in the last eight years along with a rise in homelessness over all.
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"Increased homelessness and street homelessness is a symptom of a bigger problem, of a lack of affordable rental housing in Sydney and other parts of New South Wales," said Wendy Hayhurst, chief executive of the New South Wales Federation of Housing Associations, which advocates affordable housing.
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If you passed her on the street you would have no idea she is struggling with homelessness.
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HandUp, a startup combating homelessness, just announced the expansion of its gift card program in San Francisco.
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And Microsoft Corp pledged $500 million toward addressing homelessness and developing affordable housing in the Seattle region.
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William, meanwhile, met those affected by problems around mental health, including issues such as homelessness and addiction.
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People who are homeless have touched other systems and they have not been successful with preventing homelessness.
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When it comes to homelessness data, most folks get 11-month old data from the federal government .
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But critics complain that he hasn't done more to alleviate the city's affordable housing and homelessness crisis.
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They face much higher risks for experiencing homelessness, developing anxiety, and being physically harassed or violently attacked.
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The tax revenue will be allocated to mental health services, homelessness prevention, shelter beds, and affordable housing.
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Newsom has promised to name a cabinet-level secretary to oversee an inter-agency council on homelessness.
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