Sentences with phrase «solve homelessness»

It makes sense, as tiny homes alone won't solve homelessness.

Bratton, once LA's top cop, told «The Cats Roundtable» radio show on AM 970 that while the NYPD can't solve homelessness on its own, the department had «a very ambitious initiative under way,» including training cops on how to deal with mental illness.

If you guys made such a big deal out of something that actually mattered, like how solve the homelessness problem then it would have been solved by now.

San Francisco is also nationally known for its ongoing homeless problem, and one non-profit that's looking to solve homelessness there one case at a time is Miracle Messages.

Meet the the entrepreneur trying to solve homelessness one person at a time.

To date, Capitalism has proven ineffective at solving homelessness and hunger, let alone changes in climate.

Not exact matches

Seeing as people are getting smarter, and we are, and technology is advancing so rapidly, which it has (last 100 yrs), and we are supposedly honestly trying to solve the problems of mankind such as disease, famine, pollution, homelessness, VIOLENCE etc etc.... Why then, with all these «advancements», has life become worse?

In short: Governor Cuomo's Homelessness Action Plan is a broad, wide - reaching approach to addressing one of our most intransigent problems, the one you all have dedicated your lives to solving.

«The homelessness crisis was created by years of disinvestment; political grandstanding won't solve the crisis for families around the city,» said Office of Management and Budget spokeswoman Amy Spitalnick.

Mike Bloomberg may well be, as consensus opinion has it, a strikingly effective problem - solving technocrat, but there's at least one area in which his administration has plainly, if quietly, failed: homelessness.

While Hill acknowledges family homelessness is a cross-sector problem that requires housing, welfare, and education to better work together and invest in solving the problem, she uses education as a means to develop and improve their lives.

Pet overpopulation and homelessness is a community problem and it takes a unified effort within the community to solve it - we hope you will join us in this effort!

Oregon Humane Society: When it comes to solving pet homelessness, there are those who ask, «What's in it for me?»

Spaying and neutering feral cats is an important part of solving the problem of animal homelessness.

Raising the awareness of equality through animal communication and Reiki will bring greater peace at the individual level and will contribute to the greater good, helping to solve problems like overpopulation of domestic animals, neglect, abuse, and homelessness.

We are asking the community to be part of the solution to solving the problem of dog and cat homelessness.

Who is Pet Alliance Careers with Animals Solving Pet Homelessness Animal Neglect and Cruelty It's All About the Cat Who Am I?

She became convinced that animal homelessness in Michigan could be solved, including saving the more than 100,000 animals annually euthanized in shelters, if a different approach was taken.

Solving pet homelessness doesn't just mean more adoptive homes, but also requires access to spay and neuter surgery.

What this post is really about is exposing the hard truth: that despite how much we love dogs and cats, there is still a huge pet homelessness problem in the U.S. Cruelty and neglect aside, this is perhaps the biggest issue in the companion animal world that can actually be solved.

One hundred percent pre-adoption sterilization is the only way to ensure that these entities that are working to end pet overpopulation and homelessness are not contributing to the very problem they seek to solve.

-- Get Down Town «I think a lot of the initial response to homelessness was that it was something that was going to be solved and go away,» Malpede said.

I spoke about my moral imperative of solving climate change, the desperate lack of affordable housing, and my homelessness as a single human in a world of diminishing resources.

I learned about the importance of medical - legal partnerships, where lawyers can be part of the team at VA medical facilities and I have learned that when lawyers are on the team they can often help solve the underlying problem that brings the veteran to the facility, such as homelessness and without the exposure on the street the veteran has a place to live, often they don't need to come to the medical facility as often.

Peggy is a licensed attorney and has experience in criminal law, including problem - solving courts aimed at improving the lives of individuals with a mental health diagnosis, veterans, women involved in prostitution, individuals experiencing homelessness, and people struggling with addiction who come in contact with the criminal justice system.