Who is the most vulnerable to homelessness and why?

Anyone is vulnerable to homelessness. Even a person who has a stable job and income could say have an accident or become ill which then leads to them being unable to work so they can't afford their bills and rent and it can snowball from there until the person becomes homeless. read more

Even a person who has a stable job and income could say have an accident or become ill which then leads to them being unable to work so they can't afford their bills and rent and it can snowball from there until the person becomes homeless. read more

So these children often grow up to view homeless people as being unworthy of respect and fair treatment. To Predators. One of the most unfortunate things about being homeless, especially for women, is that they’re more vulnerable to sexual predators and violent or abusive people. read more

In many studies of youth homelessness, young people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered and transsexual are over-represented, making up 25-40% of the youth homeless population, compared to only 5-10% of the general population (Josephson & Wright, 2000). read more