For far too long, our society has accepted homelessness as an inevitable fact of modern city living. Many cities, states, and countries such as Hungary and Tennessee have turned to criminalizing homelessness, also known as “rough sleeping.” As such, their prison populations have grown exponentially. They have come up with no real solutions to help end homelessness.
by Liz Chelak 
It can be easy to focus on the negative aspects of parenthood in detailed…
by Liz Chelak 
It can be easy to focus on the negative aspects of parenthood in detailed…
by Liz Chelak 
It can be easy to focus on the negative aspects of parenthood in detailed…
by Liz Chelak 
One topic that has failed to garner much attention in light of the pandemic is homelessness. The homeless community seems to be far from the minds of politicians, professors, educational institutions, neighbors, and even social media and its influencers. In fact, in countless conversations about COVID-19 guidelines and regulations, the homeless population was forgotten. It’s as if they are invisible or on the outside of what is going on.
by Liz Chelak 
One topic that has failed to garner much attention in light of the pandemic is homelessness. The homeless community seems to be far from the minds of politicians, professors, educational institutions, neighbors, and even social media and its influencers. In fact, in countless conversations about COVID-19 guidelines and regulations, the homeless population was forgotten. It’s as if they are invisible or on the outside of what is going on.
by Liz Chelak 
It can be easy to focus on the negative aspects of parenthood in detailed…
by Liz Chelak 
Half of all mental health issues start by the time a child reaches the age of 14, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). Sadly, most mental health conditions go undiagnosed and untreated during childhood and adolescence. Failing to address adolescent mental health conditions has consequences that extend into adulthood. These consequences often impair both physical and psychological health and limits opportunities that lead to living life to the fullest as adults.
by Liz Chelak 
Mental health has been a growing issue in America for decades. However, with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, mental health has become an even more serious issue for Americans in every age group, as evidenced by many mental health statistics. In 2020, 21 percent (more than one in five or nearly 53 million people) …
by Liz Chelak 
If you know someone with a drug addiction, you may have seen firsthand how their life has spiraled out of control. It’s natural to want to help them, especially if they are someone you are close to. Unfortunately, the drug addict is rarely, if ever, the only impacted by this disease. Friends and family can …
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