What it takes to become “un-homeless”

Okay, I am going to editorialize a little here. I have my page of resources that I click on every day in my office – there are just too many numbers to keep in my head! I work at a company whose goal is to help the county of Los Angeles reduce the number of […]

LA Times, please Fact Check

Medi-Cal cards are Blue and White Medi-CARE cards are Red, White, and blue. I love that you are printing about the homeless and their issues, but little mistakes like this make you less credible. here is the quote: “Some solicitations were direct, but others were coded, according to the city attorney’s lawsuit. One alleged street […]

Blogging on the Row

I used to spend my free time teaching the Homeless how to use the internet and how to BLOG. Microsoft was kind enough to send us computer parts and the book for blogging. This is Gabby.

moving stuff around

I am gathering all of the blogs and other information I have published and handed out over the years and putting it into one location – THIS location to be exact. I live for feedback, so comment if you need to!

homeless health

When people live practically on top of each other, not separated by walls, not sleeping in beds, unwashed by the masses and malnourished as a rule – guess what? Homeless people are prone to illness. The TB rate is through the roof, and now (cue the scary music) Dahm dumn dummmmmmmmmmmmm a STAPH INFECTION is […]

homeless man on the street

Notice the group of police sometimes, the view from my car is depressing.

This is Allen #fb

These are the faces of homelessness, hunger, mental illness and addiction. Adults on Skid Row are some of the hardest people to sympathize with. “Responsible Government funding” seems to focus on children and attempt to prevent the cycle of homelessness but write off the adults who are trapped already. The people on Skid Row are […]