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i have never heard the term 'drunk and smart'
Some of my most brilliant moments came under the influence of alcohol.
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i have never heard the term 'drunk and smart'
i have never heard the term 'drunk and smart'
Some of my most brilliant moments came under the influence of alcohol.
Thu, September 27, 2012
A freedom of information request by the Coalition for the Homeless found that 19,537 children were living in New York City shelters in September, an increase of 24% since July 2011.
The Coalition for the Homeless says the data showed only 35.4% of families applying to stay at homeless shelters were given space, which means that about 65% of homeless families are turned away, reports The Guardian.
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Giselle Routhier, a policy analyst at Coalition for the Homeless, said: "Homeless kids are more likely to feel anxiety and depression and an array of other health problems. That impacts itself on schooling as well, homeless kids miss more days of school, oftentimes they do worse in school than their peers, so we know it has a very negative impact. The fact that we’re seeing record numbers of children in shelters is very disturbing to us.”
All,
If you can, please do something for the homeless. Not just now because it is Christmas but whenever you can.
I saw something last night that rocked me straight to the core and I will never be the same. I don't want to get into the details of what I saw because it's just too damn sad to share.
Many of us have no clue how good we have it.
I'm begging you all, please, go out and help your fellow man anyway you can.
- Matt
There are thousands of homeless people in New York City. On a given night, 51,000 sleep in city and private shelters, according to the Coalition for the Homeless. Thousands more sleep outside.
Homeless Endure Hurricane Sandy In New York City: 'I Can Survive Just Like This'
There are thousands of homeless people in New York City. On a given night, 51,000 sleep in city and private shelters, according to the Coalition for the Homeless. Thousands more sleep outside.
Homeless Endure Hurricane Sandy In New York City: 'I Can Survive Just Like This'
Ohhhh you mean like the cop who thought he was helping a barefoot homeless man, who wasn't at all homeless and chose to be barefoot.
There are thousands of homeless people in New York City. On a given night, 51,000 sleep in city and private shelters, according to the Coalition for the Homeless. Thousands more sleep outside.
Homeless Endure Hurricane Sandy In New York City: 'I Can Survive Just Like This'
Ohhhh you mean like the cop who thought he was helping a barefoot homeless man, who wasn't at all homeless and chose to be barefoot.
Yeeeah, that guy was probably just vacationing on the sidewalk that night!
There are thousands of homeless people in New York City. On a given night, 51,000 sleep in city and private shelters, according to the Coalition for the Homeless. Thousands more sleep outside.
Homeless Endure Hurricane Sandy In New York City: 'I Can Survive Just Like This'
Ohhhh you mean like the cop who thought he was helping a barefoot homeless man, who wasn't at all homeless and chose to be barefoot.
There are thousands of homeless people in New York City. On a given night, 51,000 sleep in city and private shelters, according to the Coalition for the Homeless. Thousands more sleep outside.
Homeless Endure Hurricane Sandy In New York City: 'I Can Survive Just Like This'
Ohhhh you mean like the cop who thought he was helping a barefoot homeless man, who wasn't at all homeless and chose to be barefoot.
^^^^^^
moron