"In mortuary school we practised embalming on the bodies of the indigent homeless dead of Los Angeles," she recalls.
"A whole new function," said Mr. Claxton, who may also have inspired the city's indigent homeless, walking by that night, to a new level of appropriation and design, too.
If you asked a sampling of middle-class New Yorkers to describe their worst nightmare, more than a few might reply that it would be to find themselves indigent and homeless on the city's streets.
Not only is the jail not a conducive environment to successfully treat people, but due to the severity of some individuals' disorders, those who are mostly indigent and homeless are unable to advocate for themselves.
The members of these denominations played major leadership roles in nearly all aspects of our country's history, including politics, business, science, the arts, education, medical care, senior care, and care for the indigent and homeless, especially children.
Law firms of all sizes as well as sole practitioners enthusiastically participate in leveling the playing field for the indigent, the homeless, the disadvantaged, the endangered, the abused, and the destitute.
Therefore, the research team actively recruited HMC patients, many of whom were indigent or homeless but used the Internet through community venues.
But many people I met were indigent; some were homeless.
He was hit by a tram and looked so poor and dishevelled, people thought he was a homeless indigent.
Her father, the Rev. Harry Dawkins, is minister of the nondenominational Church of the Second Chance in Brooklyn, catering to the indigent and the homeless.
Along its banks live hundreds of homeless indigents, mostly drug addicts and the mentally ill.
