They lose their jobs. They become "downsized". Or they got a house (condo, apartment) that cost more money than they could afford. They might have invested in a house, thinking that the value of a house would Always go up, and it didn't. Most people probably become homeless because the economy turns bad and they suffer the consequences. They do the best they can, try and live within their means, and they suffer in a bad economic climate.
Homeless people can be kicked out of their apartment or house by not having the money to pay the bills; were kicked out due to a divorce, argument or other such conflict; or actually want to not have a home (for example, George Orwell spent a year dirt-poor on purpose).
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well in London 150,000 people are homeless
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People become homeless because they don't make enough money to afford housing. If they have children, the children will also become homeless because their parents can't afford a place to live.
The fire In Chicago made over 200 people become homeless
Not always, most homeless are homeless due to losing a job, not having money to continue on their rent and such. Some of these, though they did not choose to become homeless at first, become accustomed to the freedom of such a lifestyle and say they choose to stay homeless. There are a few though that did consciously choose to become homeless and love it. The range of homelessness goes from the stereotype homeless person with very little in the way of possessions up to people that live in RV's.
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When we lose our home we become homeless
Five Families
well he had a message to give across so he used a book to tell the people how homeless people become homelsess and the reasons that they beacime homeless and the troubles you have when your homeless but theres a twist to the story . enjoy the book !!
over 2million
Becoming homeless is very easy. Dont pay your bills and your house will become a forclosure. There, you are now homeless.
Hurricane Katrina caused an estimated 600,000 to 700,000 people to become homeless due to widespread flooding, destruction of homes, and displacement.
No, the word 'homeless' is an adjective, a word used to describe a noun.When the word 'homeless' is used as 'the homeless', it is used in the context of 'the homeless people' as a group, the noun 'people' is inferred.The noun form of the adjective 'homeless' is homelessness.
The Chicago Coalition for the Homeless is an organization that finds shelter. The Salvation Army also can help out. The City of Chicago website has information on homeless outreach programs.