In wealthy countries such as the United States and Canada, chemical addiction to hard drugs such as crystal meth plays a huge role in causing homelessness.
Meth and other powerful, chemically addictive drugs are a major factor in homelessness both directly and indirectly.
Hard drugs cause homelessness directly when addicts are evicted from their homes because of excessive violence, property damage or neglecting to pay their rent.
Hard drugs also further contribute to homeless in non addicts because the behaviour and lifestyle of the chemically addicted homeless causes stigmatization and negative stereotypes among low income families.
In a nutshell:
Hard drugs pretty much destroy people who are addicted while giving the rest of the low income community a "bad name."
While hard drugs are not the only cause of homelessness, chemical addiction does play a major role.
There are many reasons or, more accurately, causes, for homelessness. Some of them are poverty, mental illness, alcoholism, certain disabilities, and sometimes very bad luck.
Homelessness has two morphemes in the word because home can stand by itself, however, lessness is what causes theword home to be a morpheme
Over fishing, illegal fishing, lack of money to purchase food, homelessness.
Exposing Homelessness was created in 2006.
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The three main causes for homelessness are: 1) Not enough money. (could happen from no initiative to get a job, can not get a job or too many mouths to feed to pay for everything) 2)Drugs and/or Alcohol. (could be so consumed in drug and alcohol abuse, that nothing else matters) 3) Runaways. (could happen from abuse at home)
Homelessness generally connotes drunkenness, drug addiction, laziness, and/or mental disease, however none of these factors are necessarily required for homelessness.
Shelter is a charity for homelessness in the UK. See the related link for their website.
In 2007/2008, the Office of the Deputy for Homelessness Statistics produced a table which showed some of the more immediate reasons for homelessness in England.These were not underlying reasons but before the onset of homelessness. These reasons were given by the minister's report for 2007/2008 as:37% - Parents, family, or friends no longer willing or able to accommodate20% - Loss of private dwelling, including tied accommodation19% - Breakdown of relationship with partner4% - Mortgage arrears2% - Rent arrears18% - otherThe longer term causes of homelessness in England have been examined by a number of research studies. These suggest that both personal factors (e.g. addictions) and structural factors (e.g. poverty) are responsible for homelessness. A number of different pathways into homelessness have been identified. There are additional factors that appear to be causes of homelessness among young people, most notably needing to face the responsibilities of independent living before they are ready for them.
National Alliance to End Homelessness was created in 1987.