Housing Crisis Causes Alarming Increase In U.S. Homelessness
23 December 2004 - 8:00am
Homeless advocates say a sharp increase in homelessness is caused by a housing crisis and economic hardships.
"Alarmed by sharp increases in the number of homeless in the US, many leading advocates for the homeless say the countrys housing system is in crisis...Recent national surveys indicate that low wages, unemployment and skyrocketing medical expenses have contributed to an almost unprecedented increase in the number of homeless individuals and families in the past two to three years. Advocates say only a massive federal program can correct the problem."
Source:
The New Standard, September 12, 2004
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