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Types of Homelessness Literally homeless Imminent risk of homelessness Homeless under other federal statutes Fleeing/attempting to flee domestic violence Source: http://gsodaycenter.org/get-involved/learn-about-homelessness-in-greensboro/

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Types of Homelessness• Literally homeless

• Imminent risk of homelessness

• Homeless under other federal statutes

• Fleeing/attempting to flee domestic violence

Source: http://gsodaycenter.org/get-involved/learn-about-homelessness-in-greensboro/

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Statistics

• Almost 1000 individuals experience homelessness on any given night in Guilford county

• 200 of those are children

Source: http://gsodaycenter.org/get-involved/learn-about-homelessness-in-greensboro/

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In 2012/2013, 2300 students experienced homelessness

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540 Guilford County high school students experienced homelessness,

91 of whom were unaccompanied by an adult

Source: http://gsodaycenter.org/get-involved/learn-about-homelessness-in-greensboro/

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47% of Guilford County’s homeless population is homeless due to unemployment

Source: http://gsodaycenter.org/get-involved/learn-about-homelessness-in-greensboro/

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• In our county, 4,500 individuals experience homelessness

• Over 800 of these individuals are children• Over 120 are victims of domestic violence• Over 430 are veterans

Source: http://gsodaycenter.org/get-involved/learn-about-homelessness-in-greensboro/

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North Carolina’s unemployment rate has been consistently higher than the national average

(8.8% in 2013, average of 7.6%)

Source: http://gsodaycenter.org/get-involved/learn-about-homelessness-in-greensboro/

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Greensboro and High Point are ranked 4th in the nation for people who report they do not

have enough money for food

Source: http://gsodaycenter.org/get-involved/learn-about-homelessness-in-greensboro/

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The homeless student population isup 48 percent in Guilford County

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Most Piedmont students can do homework in their own home, but nearly 2,000 children in

Guilford County do not have that choice.

Source: http://gsodaycenter.org/get-involved/learn-about-homelessness-in-greensboro/

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More than 150 students live in shelters, another 100 live in hotels, and another 70 are

out on the streets.

Source: http://gsodaycenter.org/get-involved/learn-about-homelessness-in-greensboro/

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You can help them too!

Source: http://gsodaycenter.org/get-involved/learn-about-homelessness-in-greensboro/

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Homeless people are all over the world.They are not invisible persons, but many

poeple do not see/ do not want to see them.

But we should…

We should help them if we can !

Source: http://gsodaycenter.org/get-involved/learn-about-homelessness-in-greensboro/