Other homeless people, even if it’s from drug addiction or dropping out, given that they’re willing to work.
Last February, Brian Smith was let go from his job. He applied everywhere, but no one would hire him.
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Homeless people face difficulties getting jobs and not many people know that.
An old adage is “give a man a fish, feed him for a day, teach a man to fish, feed him for a lifetime.”
With homeless people, food and water can help, but it’s also important to get them jobs to take care of themselves.
Some people develop mental health issues from being on the street, and with a few of them, so severe that they are not even no longer normal, don't even know how to get help for themselves, are not even entirely conscious of that anymore even, among other things, etc.
They develop Schizophrenia for example, start hearing voices and talking to themselves, or screaming at the sky, hitting or injuring themselves sometimes, etc, all from just all of the stress and pressures of being homeless, or being alone, or winding up on the street, etc. I've seen it happen sometimes, and know about it/this personally, etc.
They literally become like feral or rabid animals, just from all the stresses and pressures of being homeless, developing mental health issues like Schizophrenia, or being on the street, etc.
So what about those?
Should they have to work?
Because I have Schizophrenia, and am on disability, and no longer work, and have been homeless or living on the street, and there is not a whole heck of a lot separating me from them, etc, except for my environment/living situation now, and the fact that I was able to get out of it before I completely lost it like them, etc. But there is no absolute cure for Schizophrenia however, etc, and I still suffer from it greatly still down to this very self-same day still, etc.
And I don't think you have any kind of clue of what any of this is like either, not unless you've heard/hear voices, or have been homeless, or living on the street, etc.
God Bless.
