Sentence examples for homeless groups from inspiring English sources

Speaking to a conference of homeless groups, the veterans affairs secretary revealed that his internal investigation had now confirmed a report by the independent inspector general that the problems spread far beyond initial revelations in Phoenix.

Referring to the continuing funding of homeless groups within Scotland, Keith Brown, the Scottish housing minister, said: In the face of deep cuts to our budget from Westminster we continue to fund a wide range of initiatives to help tackle homelessness.

The Protect Maine Votes coalition -- 18 groups that include unions, civil libertarians, consumer advocates and homeless groups -- has turned in more than enough signatures to meet the 57,277-signature threshold to get the measure on the ballot in November, but it is waiting for the state to certify that they are valid.

Interrupting TB transmission among homeless groups, as well as among homeless and non-homeless groups, is a key priority for public health intervention in urban settings[ 22].

All of these scenarios would have resulted in minimizing the differences in survival between the housed and homeless groups.

In several cities, ongoing TB transmission within homeless groups and shelters continues to be a problem [ 3- 6].

Fourteen years ago, when the goal to actually end homelessness was proposed by a national homeless group, for most people involved in addressing this human tragedy in America, the idea of zero homelessness seemed lofty.

Real estate brokers agree that many landlords see the homeless group as a property risk.

But it has already spent two years scouting for larger offices, and everywhere it looks, officials say, the rent is either too high or the landlord does not want a homeless group as a tenant.

"Most of the people I know who are victims of hate crimes in the past few months are all trans women," says Jackie Sandberg, a hate crimes survivor in the area and leader with a local LGBT homeless group.

They are the 29 single mums who were turfed out of their hostel just over a year ago when funding cuts hit; the homeless group who were advised by council officers to leave their families and friends in London and move with their kids 200 miles away, to low-rent parts of Birmingham and Manchester.