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US Foreclosure: Homelessness, Hunger - Page 9

Child abuse results in human toll and economic burden to society

When a foreclosure rate increases, so does the rate of children admitted to hospitals with abuse-related injuries. Ref. Source 6

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Hunger and homelessness rise in the US:

Homelessness and poverty is on the rise, with 84 percent of US cities reporting that requests for emergency food assistance increased in 2012. Of those seeking emergency food, 51 percent were families and 37 were employed. Ref. Source 3

US Foreclosure: Homelessness, Hunger History & Civil Business Politics

Lack of affordable housing has forced many low-income families to shelters

Tanna Orullian, 25, and her 4-year-old daughter, Sage, are busy putting up decorations. Ref. Source 8

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US mayors' survey: Food insecurity, homelessness rising across the country:

This month, the United States Conference of Mayors' Task Force on Hunger and Homelessness released its yearly survey, which documented a sharp rise in the two social ills throughout the country. Ref. Source 9

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Foreclosures better far from normal
Mortgage News

Foreclosures and mortgage delinquencies declined significantly at the end of 2012, but they are far from "normal."
Source: Bankrate.com » Mortgages

US Foreclosure: Homelessness, Hunger

Are some Americans homeless because as a first world nation we can't get our economy right or is it because as individuals we don't know how to handle money?

US Foreclosure Homelessness Hunger - Page 9

How Big Banks Can Steal Your Home From You Even If Your Mortgage Is Totally Paid Off:

Did you know that the big banks have a way to legally steal your house from you even if you don't owe a single penny on your mortgage? Ref. Source 2

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Thousands of Homeless People Live in Shantytowns at the Epicenter of High-Tech, Super-Rich Silicon Valley:

Four homeless men in Silicon Valley did not make it through the season's first bout of sub-freezing temperatures. Over the last two weeks, three of them froze to death on the streets of San Jose, not far from the Jungle. Ref. Source 1