Society’s Neglect of the Homeless

There is a serious problem with how society handles homeless neglecting homeless treatment. They are not regarded as cure for ordinary people. Homeless people are called social abandoners and have received little government support. Where are these people's considerations? Homeless people are considered people. Why is it so difficult to help troubled people? People who are too self-centered or homeless are short-lived for other people in society.

Homeless people, such as "just searching for jobs" and "going to school", are widely used as members of society because they ignore perfect problems. Homeless people do not discriminate. Individuals who may have experienced before, or who may be homeless come from different regions, have different cultural backgrounds, age, and can be any sex. Ethnic minority seems to be influenced mainly by homeless people. In the survey conducted in 2012, a homeless population was found

There is a serious problem with how society handles homeless neglecting homeless treatment. They are not regarded as cure for ordinary people. Homeless people are called social abandoners and have received little government support. Where are these people's considerations? Homeless people are considered people. Why is it so difficult to help troubled people? - INTRODUCTION This study briefly outlines complex traumas and discusses how it can be shown among adolescents with childhood abuse and neglect. The history of childhood abuse and neglect often leads to long-term mental, behavioral, and physical disability, the mind of the psychiatric diagnosis and statistical manual of the American Psychiatric Association (DSM-IV-TR) It does not necessarily conform to the diagnostic criterion (PTSD) of post traumatic stress disorder. )

There is a strong relationship between the history of child abuse and abandonment and the experience of homeless people during adulthood. Studies by Herman, Susser, Struening, and Link (1997) have discovered that the lack of care in childhood and the combination of physical or sexual abuse are closely related to the increased risk of adult homelessness . Adults who have experienced lack of attention or children's physical or sexual abuse will be homeless with a 26 times chance of non-abusive adults. In one study 72% of patients experienced one or more adverse child events (Tam, Zlotnick, & Robertson), investigating whether child adverse events in the homeless of the United States were associated with negative behavior of adults , 2003). . The high percentage of homeless people who are abusing or neglecting adult survivors is because it is difficult to obtain jobs and domestic violence.