Provision of homes for the homeless in California

Executive Summary/Abstract
Provision of homes for the homeless in California is of the most fundamental approach that needs to be embraced extensively. The anti-homelessness laws main core obligation and objective is ascertained the main real challenges and experiences that the vulnerable population are undergoing under this situations. The most vulnerable population that is exposed to homeless severely suffers from the basic needs which entails food, shelter and clothing, this are the fundamental human requirements that needs to be ascertained appropriately. The main appropriate impacts that the vulnerable population
experiences under homelessness is violence due to lack of shelters, disease exposure, stress and starvation (Polakow & Guillean, 2001).
The trend through which the number of the homeless in California is devastating and therefore organizational programs are actively advocating for consideration of this factor as the main social crisis that needs to be articulated exhaustively through all applicable avenues. It is the mandate and the responsibility of the government to ensure that policies which enhance social conflicts is implemented and embraced in the most appropriate manner. Failure to conceptualization of social conflict theory enhances rise of homeless in the society. Women are the most endangered and vulnerable individuals for they are susceptible to HIV and AIDs through rapist. Moreover, children and elderly population are highly exposed to starvation and malnutrition risk. The main core mission of the organization programs which are the main key stakeholders is the humanitarian purposes in California City. In order to ascertain appropriately the main issues affecting the vulnerable population in the society, policy makers should implement anti-homelessness laws which protect and enable appropriate assistances to the vulnerable (Wolch & Dear, 1993).
Introduction
Security is the main key factor that the vulnerable population is subjected to in the society; it is inhuman and humiliating for the citizens to sleep in streets. Women definitely, are exposed to HIV and AIDs contraction and conception of unwanted pregnancies force sexual activities. Malnutrition is another significant factor which is evident under homeless, the homeless populations are economically deprived and thus they cannot afford to purchase and food for themselves and their families (Wakin, 2014). Stress and drug abuse is another crucial behavioral aspect that is inevitable under homelessness exposure in the community. Basically, is relevant and conversant for the organization programs to articulate towards this issue appropriately (Oher & Yaeger, 2011).
According to research and analysis, the under age children are highly exposed to nutritional diseases which affects their body development and growth. Furthermore, streets women are subjected to harsh and hostile environment where heinous crimes like rape cases are inevitable. Healthcare service provision and enhancement for homes to the homeless is the main core appropriate measures and action taken by organization programs which are the initiative stakeholders for the homes to the homelessness. Based on this humanitarian programs, viable strategies when enhances reformation and restoration of human dignity is ascertained (Kneebone & Berube, 2013).



Approaches and Results
Homelessness is the scope through which citizen’s lives in streets due to poverty. The main cause of homelessness is failure to compliance to social conflict which advocate towards fair distribution of resources, economics and politics in the society. Disease exposure, violence and drug substances are the main resultant factors which are caused by homelessness (Oher & Yaeger, 2011).
The main appropriate mechanisms through which homelessness issue is ascertained is prevention and protection homelessness rise. It is very conversant to engage problem appropriately through health care provision and enhancement of rehabilitation center to the drug substances users and the mental ill victims. Stakeholders main responsibilities are to ensure that government implement policies which are anti-homelessness in the society (Polakow & Guillean, 2001).
The main importance and opportunities of strategic plan for the homes to the homeless is to restore humanitarian dignity in the society by embracing facilitation of homes to the vulnerable population. Moreover, neglected children are taken to children center where basic wants are provided appropriately where education and health are provided (Kneebone & Berube, 2013).



Conclusion
The concept of homelessness should inclusive in that, all relevant authorizes should support the program stakeholders in implementation of policies and through financial support.   The main appropriate strategic plan that the government should conceptualize in ending homeless is capitalization of social theory where resources are equally distributed in the society. Moreover, citizens should be engaged in vibrant business and economical activities which enhances self-reliance. The stakeholders should enhance appropriate rehabilitation and healthcare service facilitation to the patients (In Haskett, In Perlman & In Cowan, 2014).
Recommendations
Homelessness exposes the vulnerable population to harmful situations and conditions. Spread of infectious and contagious diseases is inevitable to the victims of the vice. Drug abuse and violence is very prevalent to the homeless due to lack of shelter. The main appropriate objective and mission of the stakeholders is to facilitate humanitarian assistances which entails health service provision and advocate for humanitarian right through activism which forces the government to implement laws which protects the right of the vulnerable population. Children neglected are taken to the child care centers where basic needs are provided appropriately, in accordance’s to the stresses, mental illness and obsession of drug substances, rehabilitation centers are the appropriate centers through such conditions are ascertained effectively. Provision of homes is the best mechanism through which citizen’s security is embraced; it is important and convenient for both the organization program and government to educate the vulnerable population how to manage and operate businesses through provision of capitals and employment (Tower, 2007).
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