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Together, we can save lives
Homelessness is a serious public health crisis impacting communities across the country. Lack of stable housing negatively affects overall health and life expectancy, leading to preventable deaths. People experiencing homelessness often die decades earlier than the general population, frequently from treatable illnesses exacerbated by dangerous living conditions, which have worsened due to climate change.
The 2023 Annual Homelessness Assessment Report from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) confirms that homelessness has indeed worsened over the years:
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people in the U.S, were homeless in 2020
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people in the U.S, were homeless in 2022
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