Question

To be homeless is not an acute, seldom irremediable problem. true or false with explanation

Answer 1

True. Homelessness iis a complex issue which often the result of a combination of factors. Individual and relational factors apply to the personal circumstances of a homeless person, and may include traumatic events (e.g. house fire or job loss), personal crisis (e.g. family break-up or domestic violence), mental health and addictions challenges (including brain injury and fetal alcohol syndrome). In addition, social factors such as poverty, unemployment and lack of affordable housing. In order to tackle homelessness, its underlying problems such as the ones described above need to be addressed firsthand, which is a huge challenge in itself.