since many have become COVID-19 hot spots. This was a major concern for public health officials in San Francisco, where 8,000 people experience homelessness on a nightly basis, and 18,000 low ...

One of the greatest fears about the pandemic was that COVID-19 would run rampant through the homeless population and kill hundreds of people. Already burdened with medical problems and physically ...

In California, where Governor Gavin Newsom estimates some 60,000 homeless people could end up infected with coronavirus, two thirds of the unhoused population lives outdoors, which is about twice ...

Bad health conditions and the lack of shelter make homeless people vulnerable to Covid-19 Living without a stable home is bad for your health. Lack of health care coupled with malnutrition and bad ...

USA TODAY has previously debunked claims that homeless people haven't been stricken by COVID-19 during the pandemic. Social media users in the comments, however, believe that they are somehow ...

"There are 60,000 homeless people in L.A. that have nowhere to go." MORE: Coronavirus map: Tracking the spread in the US and around the world As the government began issuing warnings about social ...

Homeless people are one of the most vulnerable populations in the coronavirus pandemic, yet they’re largely invisible victims of the crisis. Very little is known about how they’re faring ...

Homeless people are slipping through the cracks in ... you can prevent death and you can stop the coronavirus from circulating,” Chauhan said. He says his campaign to prioritize the homeless ...

MaineHousing tallied 1,865 homeless families, including 656 children, according to the most recent data available.

there were 4,845 COVID-19 cases and 130 deaths. In nine homeless shelters across Maricopa County, 119 people have tested positive for COVID-19, and one had died as of July 9, according to ...

In mid-March 2021, as Americans started receiving one-time payments of up to $1,400 from the federal government to help offset economic hardships of the COVID-19 pandemic, social media users ...