Lack of education is something that is looked down upon in today¹s society. The more education, the better a person will be in the work force. Children are taught from a very young age to stay in school, however a good number of then will not finish. From making that one decision children¹s lives will be changed forever. Some will make it and some will end up with no where to turn. Nearly ³twenty six percent² (Nichelason 17) of our homeless population are people under the age on eighteen years old. These young kids have no education and in return no way to provide for themselves. So many of the

People today are also becoming homeless because of economic factors. Good people with education¹s are becoming part of the homeless problem. More then ³eight million people are unemployed and without benefits² (Rossi 37). Those are people who are spending every last penny they have to prevent themselves from being a statistic. However, most within a few months will have no choice but to turn to the streets. People losing jobs is something that happens everyday around the United States. Many of the bigger manufacturing industries and other companies around America have had to close due to the economic difficulties. Companies today also like to save as much money as possible so many have relocated to countries where it is cheaper to do business. ³Every year since the 1970¹s two million American¹s have lost their jobs due to economic factors² (Ropars 52). From the companies closing and moving out of the country it makes it very hard for people who want to work to find a job. This is a huge problem in the Unites States and is a problem that can not be solved. So since the problem of ecomonic factors can not be soved, neither can homlessness. It can not be solved because the companies will continue to go where the money is for them. Along with lack of education and economic factors another key factor of why homelessness can not be prevented is mental illness.

Resaner, Carl. Crisis in the Streets. Tennessee: Broadman, 1988.

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