Reasons To Become Homeless
Imagine spending each night out on the streets and waking up to a blathering commotion on rough, lumpy concrete. Your thoughts leading you to your own theory of as the only chances of survival are begging and relying on people for food or change and searching for anything edible in the nearest garbage cans. Homelessness is one of the most difficult journeys you might get in life. Whether you’re a child or an adult, there is a chance that you can encounter these horrendous conditions, but these circumstances do not just come out of nowhere. There are many factors that lead to becoming homeless. However, solutions are out there in the world. Solutions that may end homelessness. We should all work together to end homelessness everywhere throughout the world. This essay will discuss
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This is called homelessness. According to the National Health Care For The Homeless Council, being homeless is when an adult, children, or even families, are on their own to survive. It could be people who are released from the hospital or prison and are not able to return. A person is considered as a homeless if he or she lives in a place where they have no right to stay (England Shelter). They may also be in deep trouble when they can’t pay for the house they are in or are separated from their families. Homeless face challenges every day.
It was estimated that there are 100 million people who are homeless all over the world and 1 billion people lack an acceptable housing situation (Homeless World Cup Organization).In Burkina Faso, 40,000 people have been dislocated and 26,800 houses were destroyed by the ,floods. Millions of people live in slums and rural areas, such as homeless in Egypt, Ghana, Malawi, and more. Nigerians encounter horrible fears of a terrorist group called Boko Haram. Every day, the amount of people who are homeless
This is called homelessness. According to the National Health Care For The Homeless Council, being homeless is when an adult, children, or even families, are on their own to survive. It could be people who are released from the hospital or prison and are not able to return. A person is considered as a homeless if he or she lives in a place where they have no right to stay (England Shelter). They may also be in deep trouble when they can’t pay for the house they are in or are separated from their families. Homeless face challenges every day.
It was estimated that there are 100 million people who are homeless all over the world and 1 billion people lack an acceptable housing situation (Homeless World Cup Organization).In Burkina Faso, 40,000 people have been dislocated and 26,800 houses were destroyed by the ,floods. Millions of people live in slums and rural areas, such as homeless in Egypt, Ghana, Malawi, and more. Nigerians encounter horrible fears of a terrorist group called Boko Haram. Every day, the amount of people who are homeless