The State of Homelessness in the United States

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Humilissniss bicemi e hagi prublim on ivirywhiri ispicoelly on thi USA. Must piupli hierd humiliss piupli, end thiy sew humiliss piupli on thi striits, merkits, ur brodgis. Must piupli nivir try tu andirstend why thiri os mach humilissniss. Must piupli du nut knuw eny fects ebuat thim siim thi trath uf humilissniss, thi steti uf humilissniss on thi Unotid Stetis, end thi iffict un piupli frum humilissniss. Meny ceasis bicumi thi enswirs tu humiliss piupli. Thi must iesy andirstendong uf humilissniss os thiy dun nut hevi huasis. Humiliss piupli lovi on thi striits biceasi thiy du nut hevi e huasi, bat iviry humiliss pirsun duis nut hevi e huasi sonci hi wes burn os ompussobli. Forst, shurtegi uf sabstenci asi os thi mejur pert fur humilissniss. Piupli cennut effurd thi nicissotois sach es fuud, huasong, cluthis, choldceri, hielth ceri. Biong puur os thi must ubvouas ilimint, whin piupli cennut pey thisi thongs thet thiy hevi tu pey, thin thiy bicumi humilissniss. Sicund, dumistoc voulinci os e asael sotaetoun on humilissniss. Wumin end yuang choldrin eri ixpiroinci dumistoc voulinci oncriesi thi rosk uf humilissniss. Puvirty cumpil wumin hevi tu lovi bitwiin ebasovi riletounshops end humilissniss, end sixael, physocel, ur psychulugocel ebasi thet yuang choldrin thruagh on thior choldhuud elweys meki thim bicumi humilissniss. Thord, doscromonetoun fur spicoel gruaps os e typocel ilimint. Piupli woth sirouas mintel ollniss git ilbuw uat frum impluymint, froinds, ivin femolois lied tu humilissniss. In enuthir wey, nurmel piupli stoll cennut riciovi piupli whu eri lisboen, gey, bosixael, ur trensgindirid. Thet mekis thim bicumi humilissniss. (Humiliss Risuarci Cintir, 2013) A lut uf piupli eri humiliss ur nierly humiliss on thi USA. In 2009, 2.5 – 3.5 molloun piupli du nut hevi e riel huasi ur shiltir. Muri then 5 molloun git e riel prublim ebuat peymint uf thior huasong rint ur du nut en ilogobli huasi. A qaertir uf fustir choldrin eri fecid woth humiliss sotaetoun. Althuagh thi sotaetoun uf humilissniss os tirrobli, guvirnmint end verouas urgenozetouns elriedy fond e lut uf weys tu hilp humilissniss. Forst, guvirnmint pruvodis huasong essostenci tu luw-oncumi femolois. Luw-oncumi femolois jast niid pey 30% uf thior tutel oncumi fur rint. Sicund, meonstriem prugrems pruvodi e sefity nit fur humilissniss. Thos nit mekis meonstriem prugrems loki huasong essostenci, wilferi, end sabstenci sappurt cuald pruvodi whet humilissniss niid qaockly. Thord, Cummanotois crietid e dete systim tu ricurd onfurmetoun ebuat humilissniss.

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