Sentence examples for both homeless from inspiring English sources

Those who are both homeless and severely mentally ill are the toughest, most intractable cases of homelessness that few have the experience or fortitude to tackle.

The finals of both Homeless World Cups will be played Sunday afternoon on the Champs du Mars in front of the Eiffel Tower.

Ola and Adu are from Ghana and Nigeria respectively and are a decade apart in age, but their experiences are similar – both homeless, both frustrated.

At several of Mr. Lapes's shelters, tenants — both homeless and longer-term residents — say the buildings are often characterized by violence, drug-use, mice, broken elevators, periods without heat and hot water, and violations of fire safety laws.

Not content with carving out the remnants of the public sphere and the welfare state, capitalism and the austerity state now even attack the private realm and people's right to decent dwelling as thousands of foreclosed-upon homeowners find themselves both homeless and indebted to the banks who have forced them on to the streets.

Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is prevalent in both homeless and nonhomeless veterans.

The researchers also found that targeting only the people who will actually go on to become homeless both increases the program's impact and reduces its cost.

I met a pair of sisters, both now homeless, who had lost their third sister in the storm; she'd died in her home, alongside her two dogs.

The houses will be sold in a raffle to benefit the Picasso Fund and Rational Animal, which both help homeless animals.

They live in Les's grubby apartment, but, as outcasts from their families, they are both spiritually homeless — two lost men spinning around the city, trying to force their way past sullen gatekeepers.

The Furman study confirms what advocates have been saying for years: well run supportive housing can help both formerly homeless citizens and the neighborhoods in which they are built.