Sentences with phrase «with homelessness so»

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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?

Rather than walk past somebody who's experiencing homelessness, stop, spend a few moments of your time with them because it can make so much difference,» she said.

In the story of religion there is so strong a theme of restlessness or homelessness that it is impossible to avoid the suggestion that we are dealing here with adventure in the boldest sense.

With their concentration only on custom - built, suburban - type dwellings, these so - called energy choices are available only to wealthy Americans — at a time when the gap between rich and poor is widening daily and rates of homelessness and poverty are skyrocketing.

Columbus, like most cities, is always looking for people to help with homelessness, animal neglect, domestic violence, park cleanups, and so much more.

So districts must be prepared to serve every child — including children with disabilities, children from immigrant families and dual - language learners, children who are experiencing homelessness, and children who've experienced trauma.

The organization provides crates to shelters so the homeless can bring their pets in with them and receive the necessary social services that will help support them out of homelessness.

So we started The Animal Center with the goal of significantly reducing feline homelessness in Newtown by providing rescue, adoption and spay / neuter assistance to residents with stray cats or kittens in their neighborhood.

I've been out talking to people and telling them there are so many ways to get involved with pet homelessness.

Gleick's 2007 congressional testimony and comments by settledscience can not hide the cruelty of government policies that left so many citizens hopeless, homelessness, unemployed, using food pantries or food stamps to get food, living in homeless shelters (Agape homes), getting funds for unemployment, welfare, social security, disability, living with parents, or attending college on borrowed government funds with no way to find a field of study that will assure employment after graduation.

So far I've held zero waste workshops, given reusable bags to a local food bank, made low - waste homelessness kits, and given out menstrual cups with proceeds from this course.

Combined with education, outreach, supportive services and policy initiatives, our programs holistically address both the short - term housing crisis and underlying causes, so that more families can move from a path leading to homelessness to one of safe and stable housing.