Homelessness is increasing in American cities and states three years after the epidemic ended.
The COVID-19 pandemic came and swept up people's finances, jobs and their homes. Currently, in the US, we have over 30% of people who are homeless, with California rated as one of the states with the highest number of homeless people.
The COVID-19 pandemic came and swept up people's finances, jobs and their homes. Currently, in the US, we have over 30% of people who are homeless, with California rated as one of the states with the highest number of homeless people.
These people not only have to deal with the cold from lying on the bare floor but are subjected to harmful environmental elements, high-stress levels, and physical and sexual abuse.
The effects of homelessness are very severe for those who suffer from long-term illnesses like diabetes, mental disease, or asthma.