Homelessness Marathon- Hour 6
Series: The Homelessness Marathon
From: jessica lockhart
Length: 00:59:55
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Some blame the homelessness crisis, in large part, on the
deinstitutionalization of mental patients, and certainly people with
psychological conditions are well represented on the streets. But others
say it's our society that's crazy, because we provide so few alternatives
for our most vulnerable citizens. We'll ask, "What is mental health, and
how do we get it?"More from jessica lockhart
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Piece Description
Some blame the homelessness crisis, in large part, on the
deinstitutionalization of mental patients, and certainly people with
psychological conditions are well represented on the streets. But others
say it's our society that's crazy, because we provide so few alternatives
for our most vulnerable citizens. We'll ask, "What is mental health, and
how do we get it?"