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Homeless over 50 in Chicago: The Graying of Chicago’s Homeless Population

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Chicago Alliance to End Homelessness | Loyola University’s Center for Urban Research and Learning

http://www.nhchc.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/homeless_Over_50_Report.pdf

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Description: This study, funded by the Retirement Research Foundation, was undertaken in response to reports from homeless service agencies that this cohort of people was growing. Starting in 2005, agencies including Matthew House, Featherfist and Deborah’s Place reported a fast-growing number of people aged 50-64 using homeless services, and that they seemed to both share issues with the rest of the homeless population and face circumstances unique to their age and stage of life. (Authors)

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Type of Resource: Report

Organization: Chicago Alliance to End Homelessness and Loyola University’s Center for Urban Research and Learning

Publication Date: 2008

Location: Chicago, IL


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