This document discusses homelessness and defines it as lacking secure housing or tenure. It notes that homelessness is associated with higher rates of physical and mental health issues as well as increased risks of chronic disease, substance abuse, and suicide. The document compares the lives of homeless people to others who have secure housing and amenities. It suggests some potential solutions like building housing, using vacant buildings to shelter homeless people, and job programs. Overall, the document aims to raise awareness about homelessness and some ways communities can help address it.
This document discusses homelessness and defines it as lacking secure housing or tenure. It notes that homelessness is associated with higher rates of physical and mental health issues as well as increased risks of chronic disease, substance abuse, and suicide. The document compares the lives of homeless people to others who have secure housing and amenities. It suggests some potential solutions like building housing, using vacant buildings to shelter homeless people, and job programs. Overall, the document aims to raise awareness about homelessness and some ways communities can help address it.
This document discusses homelessness and defines it as lacking secure housing or tenure. It notes that homelessness is associated with higher rates of physical and mental health issues as well as increased risks of chronic disease, substance abuse, and suicide. The document compares the lives of homeless people to others who have secure housing and amenities. It suggests some potential solutions like building housing, using vacant buildings to shelter homeless people, and job programs. Overall, the document aims to raise awareness about homelessness and some ways communities can help address it.
Definition:- Homelessness is defined as living in housing that is below the minimum standard or lacks secure tenure. People can be categorized as homeless if they are: living on the streets (primary homelessness); moving between temporary shelters, including houses of friends, family and emergency accommodation (secondary homelessness); living in private boarding houses without a private bathroom or security of tenure (tertiary homelessness).The legal definition of homeless varies from country to country, or among different jurisdictions in the same country or region When compared to the general population, people who are homeless experience higher rates of adverse physical and mental health outcomes. Chronic disease severity, respiratory conditions, rates of mental health illnesses and substance use are all often greater in homeless populations than the general population. Homelessness is also associated with a high risk of suicide attempts. People experiencing homelessness have limited access to resources and are often disengaged from health services, making them that much more susceptible to extreme weather events (e.g., extreme cold or heat) and ozone levels. These disparities often result in increased morbidity and mortality in the homeless population. Comparison of us and them.Why are they our responsibility ● We live under cosy shelters. ● They live like animals just under the sky. ● We live with family secured in safety. ● They have been thrown out from family ● We are sure that we will have food for or ran away from them due to domestic violence. next day. ● They don't have secured food for next ● We are not exposed and we can't even day. tolerate the extreme climates. ● They live in the extremities of the ● In hot climate we live in our houses climate. switching on our A/Cs . ● They tolerate the heat and pollution ● We wear high fashion clothes and a non caused by A/Cs. ● They wear ragged clothes that they can branded dress gets thrown out of door. find from any bin. What can we do for a change ● Together if we contribute a small amount of money also we can build houses for the homeless. ● There can be alternatives for them. Instead of creating houses for them we can put them in school buildings after school hours and leave them back in the streets in the school hours. The corporate offices can also be used for them and in return they could clean the offices in the morning. ● We can employ them in man labour works like women can be taught stiching and given jobs at some safe shops for stiching clothes. ● Women can be used to do the sit-and-do jobs while men can be given the delivery works, like food and service delivery works after training.
● Those people refusing to do anything must be mentally motivated to work
for their country and given proper care. ● Mentally retarded people must be admitted to mental asylums where they would be taken good care of. What problems occur due to homelessness in a countryand why we must take it as a serious issue?
● A huge human resource of the country is wasted.
● Due to lack of education they populate the country. ● These people join terrorism or start stealing to earn their living. ● For them the entire innicent public is at risk of terrorists. ● They shun the government and so many votes go in vane. ● They feel bad and sometimes become drug addicts or mentally retarded or even sucide. ● They then become a liability for the state and people complain against them. ● They make the normal people insecure. ● Their children are forced into begging or some mean work like prostitution.A huge nom of children, the future of the country are led into wrong paths. Many people think we can do nothing for homeless people online. I know we can. If we start a movement online then we can reach the people who can practically help them. How do we help them infact?... We can give them food maintaining social distance in these times of crisis.Some people suffering from poverty have lost jobs,houses or even lives and much more.We can give them a very minimus thing that is love and treat them well.Its not like we will steal from our houses and serve them or we do something very big for them just for show.We just need to help them as much as we can .We need to know that they are in a bigger trouble than us instead of feeling like we are the only ones in the crisis and if we donate we will lose. No one loses by giving.The giver gets double of what he has given.Sometimes even a kind talk to them elevates their minds.Sometimes materials are valueless before love and care.Even if we can't give them a roof to sleep under or a food packet to eat from , we can just go out smile and talk to them to lighten their gloomy mood. We can't afford to loose more lives by depression or hypertension.We have already lost many in this war.Lets be compassionate and smile and shun hatred. We can come out and help them.We can save them.If we believe in our dreams nothing is impossible.Each one us have dreams and voices to reach for it.We can do everything that we can imagine.We just have to do it. THANK YOU
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