Cycles of Change

One way to assess the number of homeless individuals is by examining the service systems they use. In the late 19th and early 20th century, police stations served as shelters, with an estimated 630,000 people sleeping in such facilities in 1880 and [...]

The perception of a man living a nomadic lifestyle on a bicycle and embracing a carefree existence will vary among people. Here are a few possible initial impressions onlookers may have: Adventurous Spirit: Some individuals may see this man as an [...]

The benefits and risks of being homeless can vary depending on individual circumstances, available resources, and support systems. Benefits: Connection with nature: Living outdoors allows for a closer connection with the natural environment, which [...]

People often think and believe only homeless people live outdoors, but in fact for some it is best to be outdoors all the time. Spending time outdoors is beneficial for health. Studies show spending more time outdoors lowers rates of obesity, heart [...]