Homeless People Is Homeless

There is a desperate situation that is taking place in our own backyard. In order for us not to feel guilty, there are some that will act as if they’ve not seen the problem or will try to alleviate the problem with a one-time quick fix. This desperate situation is the homeless population within our cities that seem to increase without any decrease. Yes, there is a preconception that a person who is homeless is some form of addict, alcoholic, mentally ill, or just maybe, have we ever thought that they are just down on their luck. Now days, when you drive anywhere in Visalia, you will encounter one or more people who are homeless. Whether on street corners or perched in the vicinity of Target or Walmart, you will see someone holding a sign that

They are sometimes viewed as a pariah. We need to realize that just because they are homeless, does that mean that they are going to rob you but, maybe they’ll just ignore you as you’ve always ignored them. We need to take into account that they are someone’s father, mother, brother, sister, etc. and wouldn’t treat our own family in such a way. There are things that happen in each of our lives that have affected us greatly, so who’s to say that a person down on their luck isn’t going through a traumatic situation. Maybe all we need to do is stop and ask if they are ok. It doesn’t cost anything to be nice to someone or just

First and foremost, individuals or couples that have children will be registered and place immediately. Once in the system, they will meet with a case worker, who will then determine if they need drug rehabilitation or a psychiatric evaluation. It is very important that they are referred to a doctor for a physical and bloodwork in case they need immediate medical help and to test for any diseases that need to be addressed. From there they will speak to someone a rehab/mental health worker will assist them according to their needs. These evaluations will be mandatory if they want to receive any form of assistance. Putting them in a mandatory program will start them on the right path and upon completion of a program, they will begin the process of attending some form of vocational training. A good honest job is what they are aiming for and the state should financially assist them until they are solidly on their feet. Keep in mind, that it is “assist” not carry for life. This will begin to show how determined they are to get off streets and start a new life. Once on their feet, they will be contracted to volunteer a certain number of hours to assist others that have been in the same situation. It is only right to pay kindness