Homelessness follows a "power law" curve.
The vast, vast majority of people who experience homelessness are homeless for a few days, maybe a week or two. This usually occurs in between moving apartments, getting kicked out after a breakup, getting evicted, etc. The problem with these people is that they tend to be invisible - either they can couch surf with friends, or they stay in a shelter one night or two, and nobody really knows they were there. When people go around and count all the homeless people, these are the ones that get missed.
On the other hand, there are some people who are homeless for 6 months, 1 year, 10 years. These are the chronically homeless, who - while few in numbers - are the ones that use all of the resources. They spend a lot of time in shelters, they go to food banks and soup kitchens every day, they take up a lot of time in case workers, they end up going to the emergency room and spending time in detox. These people can cost a city up to a million dollars per year, EACH (through using expensive services like ambulances, ER, and police custody).
The people who are chronically homeless skew the average for "average length of time a person is homeless." It's hard to say for sure, but the average length of time someone is homeless is about 1 week. Probably three quarters of everyone who becomes homeless is homeless for 6 weeks, and about 95% are homeless for less than 6 months.
it all depends how long a person has been homeless for or how much longer they will live without a home, that determines their accommodation. most homeless people tend to hide away from the open streets due to physical abuse. so really it all depends on the area. if safe then i would say several months if not a year.
It refers to a Homeless person (vagrant) , that has been living on the streets for a long time. See related link for more names..
The question as posed is nonsensical. Palestine is a land and lands cannot be homeless, only people can. If the question is how long have Palestinians been homeless, the answer depends on who you consider to be a Palestinian. There are numerous Palestinians who live in Israel, the Palestinian Territories, of the Palestinian Diaspora who live in homes and have citizenship of the States in which they live. (The status of Palestinians in the Occupied Territories is a little different.) In any case, to say that these people are homeless would be, by definition, incorrect since they live in homes. There are also Palestinians who have lived their entire lives in Refugee Camps. Those Palestinians and their ancestors have lived in Refugee Camps since either 1948 or 1967, the two times the Palestinians have fled in the wake of the Israeli-Arab Wars.
i am homeless with a laptop aswell i reccomed you keep your laptop safe and sercure form other homeless people try to cover the fact that your homeless and cover the laptop itself with a cloths so people dont steal it you wont be homeless for long if have a laptop most homeless are homeless due to lack of tech so yeah dont worry just keep it near you
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Homeless children face dangers such as exposure to extreme weather, lack of access to basic needs like food and shelter, physical and emotional abuse, exploitation, involvement in criminal activities, and vulnerability to trafficking and exploitation. These dangers can have long-term negative effects on their physical and mental well-being.
The life expectancy of a homeless person can vary depending on factors such as access to healthcare, shelter, food, and safety. Without adequate resources and support, homeless individuals face higher rates of illness, malnutrition, violence, and exposure to harsh weather conditions, which can impact their overall health and lifespan. It is important for communities to provide assistance and resources to support the well-being of homeless individuals.
as long as people do.
It's called Long Gone
They have long hair, they smell , very dirty, talk to themselfs. THAT IS RUDE!!!!!! OK homeless people aren't necessarily that! Ok it isn't their fault that they smell! They are homeless..... they can't bathe! And sure yeah they talk to themselfs it isn't like they have friends or anything!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Almost all the homeless I've seen are schizophrenic or suffering from some type of mental illness.
They can live nearly or as long as other people.
did people live with that all time