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"Any person or family that, without any direct fault on his or her part, does not have suitable housing is the victim of an injustice." Pontifical Commission Justice and Peace
What Have You Done to Your Homeless Brother? 1987 document by the Pontifical Commission for Justice and Peace Homelessness/Housing Articles from the magazine Salt of the Earth Building Just Communities: Advocacy for Affordable Housing Article by the Jesuit Office of Social and International Ministries in Blueprint for Social Justice Stat house: Homelessness Statistics from the magazine Salt of the Earth Housing, Jubilee and Justice: Hope and Opportunity for the Poor Article by Joseph R. Hacala, SJ in the magazine In All Things Affordable Housing The theme of the Spring 2005 issue of In All Things, including "A Place to Call Home" by Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, "The Fundamental Building Blocks of a Housing Crisis" by Sheila Crowley, "Balancing Housing and Community Needs" by Conrad Egan, "Housing and the Federal Budget" by Martha Coven, "The Human Cost of Homelessness" by Emily Schmitt and Nan Roman, "The State of Indian Housing: Welcome to Developing World, U.S.A." by Jane Demarines, "Section 8: A Program that Works" by Barbara Sard, "Creating Communities of Opportunity" by Phil Nyden, "Farmworker Housing" by Mary Baudoin, "A Crisis Creates a Common Cause" by Rev. Mark Hallinan, S.J., "Making the Rent" by Lynn Hansen, "New Voices for Housing: PICO National Network Is Creating Housing Across the United States" by Gordon Whiteman, "Mercy Housing: A Community Success" by Sr. Lillian Murphy, RSM Homelessness: A Renewal of Commitment 1990 statement by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Who is Homeless? Fact Sheets about Homelessness The National Coalition for the Homeless publishes fact sheets on various aspects of homelessness. Each sheet summarizes facts and issues and contains a list of recommended reading for further research 54 Ways You Can Help the Homeless Hyper-book by Rabbi Charles A. Kroloff. Topics: Learn about the homeless. What to do when confronted by the homeless. Give to the homeless. Volunteer to help the homeless. Get others involved. What children can do. Really make a commitment. Help to end homelessness. Resources. Index of the 54 ways Tedrico's Page Homelessness, hitchhiking, panhandling, and homeless programs heads the discussion here, at Tedrico's Page, along with homelessness statistics, links to shelters & soup kitchens, pictures of homeless people and their stories, articles & helpful tips, veteran resources, volunteering opportunities, online games, and more! Homeless Voices Listen to some homeless people tell their stories Suzi: A Homeless Person's Story Homeless Shelters in the United States The Homeless Home Movie For years we've been hearing ABOUT the homeless. Now we can hear FROM them" Privacy Rights of the Homeless Information about Homelessness Suggestions for helping the homeless. Eight ways to truly help the homeless. The homeless and addiction recovery. Statistics, surveys, and research studies. Other homeless resources How You Can Help the Homeless The Homeless Handbook This manual, from Australia, is designed to assist support workers of homeless and similarly disadvantaged people who find themselves in medically challenging situations International Union of Gospel Missions: Studies & Statistics Includes polls, studies, and other data on the homeless Homelessness This is your gateway to information about homelessness in Australia Emmaus in the UK Emmaus in the UK is a federation of Emmaus Communities and Groups dedicated to the principle of 'Helping Homeless People Help Themselves' Emmaus Glasgow Emmaus in Glasgow will be the first Emmaus in Scotland. An Emmaus is a self-supporting business run by a community of homeless people.Emmaus in Glasgow will be the first Emmaus in Scotland. An Emmaus is a self-supporting business run by a community of homeless people Hobson's Choice Experience the frustration of homelessness by playing this game. At present, the game offers six possible ways to get off the street. You might luck out and get into a place right away. Or, you might not. It's important to keep trying. Things that don't work the first time you try might on the tenth. Repetition is part of the experience. Good luck. Standup For Kids A national, not-for-profit organization founded in 1990 to help rescue homeless and at-risk youth living on the street. With national headquarters in Denver, Colorado, STANDUP FOR KIDS has established ten outreach programs in five states. Street Children The entire April 2005 issue of The New Internationalist is devoted to this topic HomeBase A San Francisco public policy law firm on homelessness Habitat for Humanity Habitat for Humanity International is a nonprofit, ecumenical Christian housing ministry. HFHI seeks to eliminate poverty housing and homelessness from the world, and to make decent shelter a matter of conscience and action. National Low Income Housing Coalition Established in 1974, the National Low Income Housing Coalition/LIHIS is the only national organization dedicated solely to ending America's affordable housing crisis. The NLIHC is committed to educating, organizing, and advocating to ensure decent, affordable housing within healthy neighborhoods for everyone.
Streetviews --- Cheyenne, Wyoming StreetWise --- Chicago, Illinois Spare Change --- Boston, Massachusetts Street Roots --- Portland, Oregon North American Street Newspaper Association National Coalition for the Homeless A national advocacy network of homeless persons, activists, service providers, and others committed to creating the systemic and attitudinal changes necessary to end homelessness. It also works to meet the urgent needs of persons who either are homeless or are at risk of becoming homeless. Harwich Ecumenical Council for the Homeless Bethesda Project Since 1979, Bethesda Project has been dedicated to the plight of homeless men and women of Philadelphia. We focus our energies on developing small communities -- where formerly homeless, vulnerable adults can live with freedom and dignity in a family atmosphere. Freedom House, Richmond, Virginia Wyoming Coalition for the Homeless Shelter Network A nonprofit organization that provides housing and services for homeless families and individuals in San Mateo County, in the San Francisco Bay Area of California. St. Vincent de Paul Village A non-profit organization established in San Diego in 1953. AMERICA'S #1 REHABILITATION PROGRAM FORTHE HOMELESS! Winner of the International Humanitarian Award. As seen on 60 Minutes, 20/20,Inside Edition, NBC Nightly News, and in The Wall Street Journal, among others. Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter Links Courtesy of the Wyoming Coalition for the Homeless. |
