[Mears]

“among the more troubling aspects of contemporary homelessness is that the problem has been concentrated among people born between 1953 and 1965”

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A person born in 1965 is considered a senior?????

Is this author NUTS?

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[Reno89519]

I’m a SENIOR CITIZEN?! Wow.

[oldplayer]

It’s simply unbelievable. We haven’t had any homeless people in the United States for 8 years. Now, heartless President Trump has been in office for 10 months and we have homelessness everywhere! It’s a national tragedy, crisis and impeachable offense, all in one.

[TheNext]

Curing chronic elderly homelessness,

Immediately arrest all members of the Federal Reserve Bank.

How did I do? Did I ace the test?

[beaversmom]

I think that anyone who is older and needs long term care, should get it. Free of charge to them. If we weren’t paying entitlements to people that aren’t entitled, we could definitely afford to do it in this country. JMO.

[yldstrk]

Homelessness is an outrage for anyone

[Thrownatbirth]

I know lot of well-educated adults who glibly think they will be able to get by on Social Security alone. Hope they enjoy eating cat food.

[ravenwolf]

I don’t know what he calls elders but the
Ones l see on our streets are not what I
Would call elder.

I am 81 and I believe if I got any more
Help than what I do I would feel like a dam Socialist.

[dljordan]

We could have a nice safety net for our countrymen if we weren’t having to support the third world parasites that have arrived in our country.

[sparklite2]

Homelessness Among Senior Citizens is a Form of
... poor life choices, bad work ethic, failure to plan.

[Ozark Tom]

"Dan Weber, president of the Association of Mature American Citizens [AMAC], calls it “a shameless embarrassment in a country with a tradition of helping the needy. Growing old is a condition we all have to live with. But too many of America’s elderly are aging on the streets. They need our help.”

"Weber points out that there are more than 300,000 seniors who are homeless. It is a daunting number, he says, but it is not hopeless and there may be solutions. He cites University of Pennsylvania Professor Dennis P. Culhane, a recognized expert on the homeless, who is a proponent of Permanent Supportive Housing."

Dr. Dennis P Culhane co-directs the Actionable Intelligence for Social Policy Initiative. Actionable Intelligence for Social Policy is a joint effort between the University of Pennsylvania School of Social Policy & Practice and Graduate School of Education, and an initial stand-alone IDS learning community of eight states and two counties. This initiative will initially place more than half of the U.S. population in a jurisdiction with an integrated data system.

The AISP will launch a training and technical assistance program for state and local governments interested in developing integrated data systems, or IDS. Integrated data systems link administrative data across multiple agencies to improve education, health and human service policies and practice and also helps solve social problems more effectively.

Mad Maxine has often spoken of some all-knowing, all-powerful database set up during Obama's occupation of Washington. Is this a part of it? Liberal leaning foundations are supplying financial support.

https://www.brookings.edu/blog/up-front/2016/01/19/the-promise-of-integrated-data-systems-for-social-policy-reform-a-qa-with-dennis-culhane-and-john-fantuzzo-principal-investigators-actionable-intelligence-for-social-policy/

http://www.gse.upenn.edu/news/penn%E2%80%99s-actionable-intelligence-social-policy-project-launch-new-training-program

https://www.aisp.upenn.edu/