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If you own a VR headset or can access one, here is the VR film we did in partnership with Meta. Everyone in the movie except the actors that played police are currently homeless or formerly homeless meta.com/experiences/we-live…
Marrisa and her four children live in a Skid Row shelter. Marrisa was abused growing up and went into foster care at age 15. She now works three part-time jobs while trying to make a future for her children. invisiblepeople.tv/videos/ma…
A psychiatrist, a doctor, a nurse practitioner, a social worker, a peer specialist, and an addiction counselor, all on the same team, and all going to where patients are. Here’s how Chicago’s new street psychiatry pilot works.
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Fold the sheet. Move the bags. Wash. Change. Charge the phone. Then go to work. Homeless people aren't always who you picture.
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Most mental health care asks people to show up at a clinic. Chicago’s street psychiatry pilot flips that, building trust with patients over time, at their pace.
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Mellisa says her partner is emotionally abusive. Because Mellisa doesnt have the resources to pay for her own housing, she is now homeless. invisiblepeople.tv/videos/me…
"We are not simply trying to get someone indoors." Inside the Atlanta nonprofit that treats stable housing as a core part of HIV care, not a separate social service.
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“I have worked, raised children, paid bills… So why am I sitting here with my savings gone?” HR professional Tiffany Harris on what happens when doing everything right still isn’t enough.
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Rachel has lived outside homeless in a tent even during the cold weather while fighting to stay sober. What most people dont understand is its nearly impossible to live homeless and not use drugs or alcohol to space. invisiblepeople.tv/videos/ra…
Nashville removed public benches and put concrete spheres in their place. Residents built new benches. San Francisco limits large vehicles to two hours of parking. Both are fights over who gets to use public space.
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How do you answer a recruiter once your phone is cut off? How do you get to an interview without a car you can afford to insure? We keep telling people to get back on their feet while the ground disappears under them.
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Davonna has lived homeless on the same street in San Francisco for the last six years. She has tried the shelter system but always ended up back in the same spot because she feels it's safe. invisiblepeople.tv/videos/sa…
Why can’t we stop judging unhoused people and just focus on helping them get back on their feet?
Today in Invisible People’s Homelessness News: Hosted by Blake Alexander. For more, visit: invisiblepeople.tv/news or sign up for our bi-weekly email: invisiblepeople.tv/email
She called. She filled out forms. She followed every lead. Too often the answer was silence. “It feels like being invisible.” Read Tiffany Harris’s story, then share it so the next person asking for help gets heard.
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"People take it for granted. Just being able to go to a place, take your shoes off and breathe." Ashley Paige Allen was homeless as a child. Now she helps Houston families buy homes they can keep.
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Beau and his wife have been on the streets homeless in Los Angeles for over a year. The job he lined up fell through. They survive on $200 a month plus food stamps. invisiblepeople.tv/videos/ve…
For years, Matthew McHale’s mother called the sheriff’s non-emergency line just to learn whether her son was alive. A mother’s story of loving a child through addiction and homelessness.
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"I used to exist on the concrete, waiting to be moved along. I don't just exist anymore. I live today." Read Jazmine's full story.
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Grab your virtual reality headset to watch this powerful VR180 video featuring Couper, a disabled firefighter helping homeless people in San Francisco invisiblepeople.tv/videos/vr…
As kids, Matthew and Mallie sealed their secrets with a pinky swear. He took hers with him when he died at 35. She’s keeping his for the rest of her life. Remembering Matthew McHale.
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Less than two years until LA28, and plans for homeless residents near venues still read like a list of ideals, not an operating plan.
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