Sentence examples for homeless users from inspiring English sources

The homeless outreach program at the San Francisco Fire Department, for example, reduced emergency call volume by about 75 percent in just 18 months among homeless users of the system, said Mr. Tangherlini, the paramedic captain there, and saved an estimated $12 million.

Making matter worse, Puerto Ricans who would sometimes offer a dollar or two to homeless users have tightened their purse-strings, faced with their own domestic shortfalls.

Local media spotlighted unhealthy and homeless users who could be found hanging out near legal high shops (the healthy users got high at home or in clubs).

They weren't the greatest circumstances in which to pay a homecoming visit to Mum and Dad, but the last time I was in Athens it was to hang out with homeless users of a deadly new drug made with car battery acid and crystal meth, called sisa.

While street-level cocaine dealers selling bags to homeless users might end up selling deals that have become cross-contaminated with fentanyl and heroin in bagging-up dens, those zipping in and out of bars and universities to deliver "premium" powder to the middle classes are unlikely to be in the heroin selling game.

Recent and probable recent TB acquisition was associated with patients who were young, homeless, users of alcohol and illegal drugs, HIV-infected, and incarcerated.

One young homeless user, Liam, said: "Don't smoke it, don't look at it, it's bad for you.

With a floating population of 500 to 2,000, including both homeless and non-homeless users, it is an uncomfortably crowded scene.

But UK launch editor Louis Jensen, a chirpy 26-year-old from Hastings who I met after he's just been on Channel 5's The Wright Stuff to defend the magazine from the tabloid fury, said Illegal! will not just be sold by homeless drug users, but by any drug users as long as they are up for it.

But the potential for this drug to worsen the lives of homeless drug users is all too real.

Often they end up in loose-knit communities of homeless drug users, scorned by the rest of the city and consumed with a need to get their fixes.