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- People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)
PETA Exposé Triggers Historic Crackdown on Cruel U S -Sanctioned Animal Testing Laboratory over $100 million every year just to cover operating expenses—yet
- Civil Rights - National Homelessness Law Center
Alone Without A Home: A State-by-State Review of Laws Affecting Unaccompanied Youth (2012) Each year, an estimated 1 6 million children and youth (ages 12-17) experience homelessness without a parent or guardian unaccompanied homeless youth face numerous legal barriers that often complicate their attempts to meet the basic necessities of life on their own and prevent them from reaching out
- Federal analysis shows Oregon’s homeless population in . . .
HUD According to the analysis, the state’s homeless population declined by about 1,200 people between January 2019 and 2020 The numbers themselves are not new — they’re based on annual
- The Impact of the Rising Number of Homeless Older Adults - AARP
Earlier this year rent and home prices skyrocketed and the country endured the highest inflation in 40 years That’s on top of a longtime shortage of affordable housing in the U S — a crunch that has a disproportionately negative impact on older adults, says Rodney Harrell, vice president of family, home and community for AARP
- U. S. homelessness rose 18 percent in 2024, continuing . . . - PBS
The United States saw an 18 1 percent increase in homelessness this year, a dramatic rise driven mostly by a lack of affordable housing as well as devastating natural disasters and a surge of
- FLORIDA’S COUNCIL ON HOMELESSNESS
Education Homeless Student Count, 2018-2019 55 Appendix IV, Table 2: Florida Department of Education, Homeless Student Count By School District 5-Year Totals, 2014-2019 58 Appendix V: CoC Geograpic Areas and Lead Agencies 61 Appendix VI: Designated CoC Lead Agency
- California homeless count highlights spending questions . . .
This year, they have an even bigger surplus, but the dearth of data is making it difficult to evaluate the additional spending Newsom proposed: $1 5 billion for temporary bridge housing and $500 million to deal with encampments, building on the $50 million in grants Newsom announced last week to shelter or rehouse 1,400 people now in camps
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