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How to help with homeless mobile phones to combat loneliness


Ben Hughes and Roger Collins were initially joint. Mr. Hughes is a fan of the euriols, while Mr. Collins supports giants. One of them moved to San Francisco to work for an emerging health care company; The other came to the city’s health care services. Mr. Hughes lived in an apartment. Mr. Collins lived in a shelter.

The two have become unlikely friends. They used the exchanging messengers from different aspects of life, which were seen from the same sidewalks in San Francisco.

They met through the miracle messages, a non -profit area in the Gulf region that helps people rebuild relationships – and form new messages. Its phone programs crawl with volunteers with people with homelessness in an attempt to relieve social isolation.

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In San Francisco, the approach that provides portable gifts to people who have no shelter – with someone on the other end – helps formulate human connection.

“I learn a lot from Roger’s perspective on San Francisco’s issues more than the media,” says Mr. Hughes in an interview at the San Francisco Public Library. “In fact, he lives with him and sees him every day.”

Next to him, Mr. Collins maneuver the Red Mobility Chair to face Mr. Hughes. “Many people do not understand the meaning of homelessness. Some people do not want to be around

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“The population of California who have no shelter about 200,000 needs the College of Public Health.” Says Hownted Public Health College. “Efforts are like miracle messages It all gives us to be a way to move forward instead of just feeling tired of this challenge. “

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