Causes
Statistics and Facts
Solutions and Support
Everyday Life
False Beliefs and Awareness
100

Name one common reason someone may become homeless

Any of the following

Unemployment, Inflation, Natural Diaster/Climate Change, Poverty, Domestic Violence

100

What is homelessness?

Not having a stable, safe, and permanent place to live.

100

Name one place people can go for help if they are homeless

Shelter, charity, government housing, or support services.

100

What is one basic need that is hard to meet when homeless?

Food, shelter, hygiene, safety, sleep.

100

True or False: All homeless people are unemployed.

False

200

How can high housing prices contribute to homelessness?

People cannot afford rent or mortgages.

200

Approximately how many people worldwide experience homelessness?

Approximately between 150 million and 318 million

200

What is “emergency housing”?

Temporary accommodation for people without a home.

200

Why is it harder to stay healthy when homeless?

Lack of clean water, food, shelter, and healthcare.

200

True or False: Homeless people are homeless by choice.

False

300

How can family violence lead to homelessness?

People may leave home to stay safe without having another place to go.

300

What age group is significantly affected by homelessness?

Young people and adults, including families with children.

300

What role do charities play in helping homelessness?

Provide food, shelter, clothing, and support services.

300

Why might someone experience sleep deprivation while homeless?

Unsafe environments, cold weather, or lack of shelter causing them to be unable to sleep

300

Why is it harmful to judge homeless people based on stereotypes?

It ignores the real causes and challenges they face.

400

How can mental health issues lead to homelessness?

They can make it difficult to maintain jobs, maintain housing and lose the will to live.

400

What does “hidden homelessness” mean?

People without a permanent home and are constantly moving from house to house.

400

What is long-term housing support?

Programs that help people find and keep stable housing.

400

How might homelessness affect a young person’s education?
 

Difficulty attending school regularly and studying.

400

True or False: Most homeless people want to escape homelessness.

True.

500

Explain how multiple factors (like poverty + housing cost) can lead to homelessness.
 

A combination of financial stress, lack of affordable housing, and life challenges can make it impossible to maintain stable housing.

500

Why is accurate data about homelessness hard to collect?

Many people are not counted (hidden homelessness, moving frequently).

500

What is one long-term way governments can reduce homelessness?

Building affordable housing and improving social support systems.

500

Describe one emotional challenge a homeless person might face.

Stress, loneliness, fear, or loss of human dignity.

500

Why is awareness important in addressing homelessness?

It encourages understanding, reduces stigma, and promotes action.

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