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There is a large population of "invisible" homeless who do not live on the street (so you wouldn't encounter them) but do not have stable housing. They live in
by verall 3y ago
There is a large population of "invisible" homeless who do not live on the street (so you wouldn't encounter them) but do not have stable housing.
They live in cars, on friend's couches, and sometimes in tents or abandoned buildings. They are the easiest to help, but helping them does not help a city's "homelessness problem", because they are not the homeless that people see. They are the "unproblematic" homeless.
- JohnFen 3y agoWell, I do see and interact with the ones living in cars, tents, and abandoned buildings -- but you're right, the spectrum of homeless is wide, and I am limiting myself to a specific subset. I'm very well aware that the subset I'm not addressing do exist, though.