homelessness

Examines the who, what, when, where, how, and why of homelessness, providing information that can serve as a foundation for decision and policy making.

Discusses the many myths about the homeless crisis and clearly illustrates that the vast majority of America's homeless can be helped.

A cat abandoned in Golden Gate Park quickly learns how to take care of itself, with the help of a street-smart raccoon and another stray cat.

In 1931, a young girl travels around the country performing on a tightrope during revival meetings held by her father, and seeking her own answers about God, her family, and her life of poverty and homelessness.

This book describes social services our government has provided in the past, worldwide social services, and how the reader can help.

Looks at the issues of homelessness and domestic relations from the point of view of universal human rights.

Describes the special problems homeless teenagers may have and provides help in dealing with emotions and crucial decisions.