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No Place to Call Home Homelessness and the Bridgeport Region
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No Place to Call Home 3.5 million people Homeless in the US Homeless in CT 33000 people Homeless in Bridgeport area 1500 people
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No Place to Call Home Number of shelter bedsNumber of People using shelters Number of people turned away 869903727 beds 86 SHELTERED 990 Turned Away 3727
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No Place to Call Home Out of 100 people who are homeless 39 are Children
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No Place to Call Home 16 % of people in bridgeport area shelters are employed
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No Place to Call Home 41% have no income
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No Place to Call Home poor blacks living in urban settings were twice as likely to be homeless as poor whites in the same cities 48 % of people in Bridgeport shelters are African American
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No Place to Call Home 18.4 % of the population and 16.2 % of families are below the poverty line
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No Place to Call Home People with AIDS are three times more likely to be homeless
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No Place to Call Home 18 % report substance use histories
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No Place to Call Home 11 % report mental health problems
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No Place to Call Home Bridgeport’s Continuum of Care Is a broad collaboration working to create change and end homelessness.
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This presentation was created by Shawn M. Lang Assistant Director CT AIDS Residence Coalition 860.761.6699 © CT AIDS Residence Coalition, 2002
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No Place to Call Home
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