>>They struggled to pay bills, get along with new neighbors, stay healthy, find work. Their lives, as battered and scarred as they were, suddenly were no differ

>>They struggled to pay bills, get along with new neighbors, stay healthy, find work. Their lives, as battered and scarred as they were, suddenly were no different from anyone else’s, and the future was theirs to either win or lose. This is the part that most people miss when they talk about fixing the homeless problem. Getting people into homes is only part of the problem. Homelessness is the result of a much bigger problem that needs to be addressed too.