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Getting treatment for drugs, learning from poor family choices, and gaining common sense.

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Today efforts have been slowed. The future looks worse for this group considering that the number of Homeless people is only increasing and homes are becoming more and more expensive.

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Don't give them money. It can't help the tree and the homeless person could just be trying to get money for drugs. If you don't have stuff with you offer to buy them food.

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When you recognize someone in need don't ignore them. Take time out of your day to make somebodies else's day.

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The economy is booming and unemployment is at its lowest point in decades, but we still have a shortage of affordable housing.

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Since 2012 to now 7 states legalized weed which helps drain peoples money who want drugs for state funding.

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"Homeless Man at Squatter Camp, South Africa." Global Issues in Context Online Collection, Gale, 2019. Global Issues in Context, http://link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/JIBHDL081847807/GIC?u=litt24484&sid=GIC&xid=431bbec1.

“Programs.” AZMAG, AZMAG, 2018, azmag.gov/Programs/Homelessness/Point-In-Time-Homeless-Count.

Gillespie, Sarah, and Mary K. Cunningham. “Five Things the Federal Government Did to Help End Homelessness (and Three Things It Might Not Get to Do).” Urban Institute, The Urban Institute, 21 Oct. 2016, www.urban.org/urban-wire/five-things-federal-government-did-help-end-homelessness-and-three-things-it-might-not-get-do

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People are so wrapped up in their own problems that people don’t look up a recognise these people. Some are overlooked because they are generalised in a category of drug addicts.

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In recent year the amount of people who are homeless has been increasing and not noticed by many.