Sentence examples for a specific homeless from inspiring English sources

Donors can also make a general donation rather than giving to a specific homeless person.

I don't often use this space with the hope of helping to find a home for a specific homeless animal, but this feels like a special situation, one which merits using every tool available to me.

She partnered with San Francisco nonprofits like Project Homeless Connect and opened a crowdfunding site called HandUp where people could fund specific needs for specific homeless people.

Kate Polson was homeless herself when she was young and now runs Rock Trust, a child-specific homeless centre in Edinburgh.

Of the 350 generic services assessed as part of the wider project, 148 (42.3%) reported that they document whether the client is homeless and 28 (8%) reported that they provide a specific programme for homeless people.

It also comes with a specific agenda: putting homeless families into the millions of homes that have been taken over by banks and sat empty since the housing bubble popped, and helping those families on the verge of foreclosure resist eviction.

Hayes said he believes Escobar was targeting men who appeared homeless for the purpose of robbing them, rather than a specific desire to hurt homeless people.

Maintained by cities across the country as a type of informal urban welfare, skid rows anchored the homeless to a specific neighborhood, offering inhabitants places to eat, drink, sleep, and find work while keeping them comfortably removed from the urban middle classes.

When stratified by homelessness, we found that the evolution of TB cases and their HIV+ contacts is highly coherent over time and locked in phase at a specific periodic scale among the San Francisco homeless, but no significant association was observed for the non-homeless.

Despite its shortcomings, the center serves a specific purpose in a specific neighborhood, offering refuge to a homeless population brought to Midtown by the transportation hub at Grand Central Terminal.

It was a timeless and homeless disease, circulating in the body without owning a specific set of symptoms.