Written by Amber Steeneck Hunger & Homeless Awareness Week is November 12th -20th. During this week, it is essential to dispute common and detrimental myths related to being homeless. The following will list many misconceptions associated with being homeless. Fact Read More …
This autobiographic story was shared as part of our Tell Your Story campaign. Written by Alex Wallace. Thank you for sharing your story with us, and allowing us to share it with our community. There’s nothing like being almost choked Read More …
This autobiographic story is shared through our “Tell Your Story” campaign. Names were removed to maintain anonymity. I am woman. I am African American. I have bipolar disorder. I come from a two-parent household. My parents were good parents, and Read More …
There are many ways people can become homeless, and contrary to popular belief, it seldom occurs just because someone is lazy or doesn’t want to work. One way that is often not talked about is homelessness as a result of Read More …
November 13th-21st What is it? Every year, the National Coalition for the Homeless and the National Student Campaign Against Hunger and Homelessness sponsors the Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week. During this week, agencies and organizations across the country come together Read More …