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I actually work with these populations and can tell you that a larger percentage struggle with a disability of some sort, but more and more we are seeing people who are newly homeless or homeless for the first time. Often these are families who have been served a no cause eviction or sudden rent increase that forces them and their children out of their homes. The family shelter in east county is seeing 170+ family members a night. Last year this time, they were seeing 130 on a bad night. Two years ago, 100 was rare. Camping at least provides stability allowing for energy to be put towards other necessary tasks. 

It is often overlooked how much additional work those who are homeless already do beyond the average housed individual. They have to find a place to sleep, places to use the restroom, places to shower, places to sit and rest without hassle. All these things we take for granted in our homes. When it comes to the end of the day, picking up your trash becomes a low priority.
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