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    numerous services or shelters that tend to the homeless. With the San Gabriel Valley services being so distant and clustered, it was difficult to assess the overall feel of the homeless services. That is, it was difficult to find any homeless shelters even with the use of a handheld GPS and map, signifying that access to the homeless services is not as simple as it sounds. On the other hand, it was not at all difficult to find other services that seemed, to be very helpful for the homeless in general. A

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    were homeless. Orange County’s number is fairly small compared to LA county, where the number of homeless is huge, with 82,000 homeless (Aguilar). People become homeless for numerous reasons; Foreclosure, decrease in public assistance, high healthcare costs, the lack of affordable housing, victims of domestic violence, mental illnesses, and addiction disorders. As you can see drug addiction is not the only way people become homeless. Everyone deserves a second chance and having this shelter would

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    we are picking up fast food, or stopping at a red light, and I see a what I assume to be a homeless person asking for change, I’m usually the person that will give them any lose change or singles that I have. Many of my friends hate that I do this, but someone some how I empathize with those people. So naturally when I was asked to do something that I’ve never done before, I chose to visit a homeless shelter. I chose this because although I hand over money to people, I do this and go back to my

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    In this situation, the shelter director sees a problem with chronic repeaters seeking assistance in the homeless shelter. My first thought in this case study is that he lacks empathy and understanding for these homeless individuals. “The primary mission of the social work profession is to enhance human well-being and help meet the basic human needs of all people, with particular attention to the needs and empowerment of individuals who are vulnerable, oppressed, and living in poverty”(NASW, 2017)

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    There are many homeless men and women in the San Francisco area. Super Bowl 50 is just around the corner, and in the past few years there has been some complaints about feces, urine, and other substances and material have doubled to 16,530 . The homeless people are being removed from the Super Bowl area, but where will they go? According to the article written by Alison Verkshin, the Homeless Outreach Team Staff are encouraging the homeless to go into a shelter that was built specifically for them

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    W. Roosevelt Rd. Homeless shelters provide assistance for men, women, and children in the United States. The primary demand for homeless services is a constant need. Homeless shelters provide the population of homeless individuals comfort in knowing that there is a place they may go to in their time of need. There are many homeless shelters that cater to different criteria's. Many homeless shelters provide meals[->0], clothing, counseling, and job skills. Other homeless shelters may provide services

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    Thirty-two percent of families facing homelessness were rejected by homeless shelters because of “a lack of resources” (Gerges 19). If city officials don’t formulate concise response plans, homeless shelters won 't be able to accommodate the influx of people without access to other shelters. Some of these people are forced to stay in the cold or other harsh weather conditions. As a result, numerous homeless people suffer from conditions like frostbite and hypothermia during the winter due to the

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    Is Drug Testing in Homeless Shelters Legal? Homeless shelters are temporary residence for homeless families or individuals. They provide safety and protection from possible dangers in the streets and from exposure to different weather conditions. While the homeless shelter is able to provide a roof over their heads, they also experience several problems due to lack of funding for a more proper homeless shelter set up. These problems are as follows: • Some clients of the shelter are exposed to bed

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    conditions the homeless live in and how their human rights are not being fulfilled. Consequently, the city has shown much concern to address this issue in terms of raising the budget, assessing the root of the problem and showing motivation to lower the number of people living on the street. One of the main issues that surround homelessness is the price and availability of housing. Many people cannot

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    Kern County Homeless Shelters. (Thus, cluster sampling will be used.)The criteria is that the individuals must be 18 years or older, must be homeless (defined as living on the streets or in a shelter for at least 3 weeks). The individual’s eligibility will be determined if the criteria is met.The amount of participants is justified due to the sensitive nature of the subject and due to numerous factors indicating homelessness. It is also a good amount that reflects the ideal homeless population in

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