Helping Homeless Families and Individuals With Multiple Barriers to Self-Sufficiency

My project Todos Tenemos Esperanza (TTE) I encourage homeless families and individuals to help them become self-sufficient obstacles. I am working in a network of residential and service projects in San Juan, Puerto Rico and its communities. In this organization, the community led by Jonathan Ponce and the four managers provide expertise on four strategies of housing, health, economic development, social justice respectively. A well-trained labor union is at the center of all TTE's work, and many volunteer and community partnerships are strengthening correspondence to homeless.

Two families of self-sufficiency are necessary for families to avoid or avoid homelessness, economically and emotionally. Economically self-sufficiency is actually only necessary to maintain a house, but many homeless people lose economic self-sufficiency because of loss of emotional self-sufficiency. The reverse is also true. Naturally, programs that provide housing support and related support services to homeless families seem to be the most reliable and successful. This is why the transitional housing program is very valuable. Several critics think that homeless people should be able to move directly to a permanent house independent from the shelter. However, if there is no support system, whether it is a savings account or a social network, the phrase "far away from homeless salary" also applies to the most dangerous families.

Homeless: Homeless represents the situation of individuals or families with no immediate outlook, means and ability to obtain a stable, permanent, proper residence or residence. This is a reasonable price affordable housing, individual / family economy, psychological, cognitive, behavioral or physical challenges and / or systematic or social lacking racial discrimination and discrimination It is a barrier. Most people choose not to become homeless, and this experience is usually negative, uncomfortable, stressful and painful.