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  To be without a home is to live in a constant state of uncertainty. The days are filled with searching for shelter, food, and safety. The nights bring vulnerability—exposed to the cold, to danger, to the judgment of others. Many unhoused individuals are not just struggling financially but are also battling unseen wounds—mental health challenges, trauma, and loss. Contrary to stereotypes, homelessness does not have one face. It affects families, veterans, young adults, and even those who once had stable lives but were met with unexpected hardships—job loss, medical bills, domestic violence, or a system that failed them. Living Unhoused: The Daily Struggles The Search for Shelter – Many spend their days looking for a safe place to sleep, often moving between shelters, cars, or doorways. Access to consistent housing is a daily challenge. Finding Food – Hunger is a constant battle. Soup kitchens and food pantries provide relief, but they are not always accessible. Staying Safe – The ...