Do homeless people get money from the US government?

There are a lot of homeless vets, and in general they don't get any money from the government because they are able-bodied men. If they have minor physical or even major psychological problems, they are lucky just to get treatment. read more

Homeless individuals receive money from various sources. Some receive government benefits, whereas others perform odd jobs or panhandle. There are also homeless individuals who have regular or part-time employment but are still unable to secure housing. read more

The U.S. government provides assistance to homeless individuals primarily through funding initiatives at the state and local level as well as some non-profit organizations. These initiatives address housing, rehabilitation, domestic violence and employment. read more

No, they won’t get money from US government. Only people like us, charity homes or fundraising companies are helping them to overcome this problem. Instead of giving money to homeless people, I would suggest people to help needy people with the help of fundraising companies. It will be better and a great idea as well. read more

Homelessness is a result of a broken social safety net in this country, a system that spews homeless people on to the streets from the Department of Defense, Department of Social Services, prisons, mental and physical health institutions, and foster care programs. read more