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1. Become familiar with programs in your area that provide help.
When someone asks for help, you can direct that person to a program that will provide the help they need (see inset at right).
2. Do not assume that homeless persons are alike.
There are a number of circumstances that cause a person to become homeless. The shabby person on the street may be the stereotype, but the homeless person may be a woman fleeing a domestic violence situation with her children, someone who is working but unable to make enough to pay the rent, or someone living out of a car.
3. Talk to the person with respect.
Homeless people face isolation and scorn. It means a lot when someone addresses them in a civil, polite way.
4. Consider carefully before giving cash.
It is often easier to give cash to a homeless person than to take the time to help with the person's actual needs. If someone says he needs money for food, it is better to buy food than to give cash. Cash may present a temptation to purchase drugs or alcohol, or it may even make the recipient a victim of crime.
When someone asks for help, you can direct that person to a program that will provide the help they need (see inset at right).
2. Do not assume that homeless persons are alike.
There are a number of circumstances that cause a person to become homeless. The shabby person on the street may be the stereotype, but the homeless person may be a woman fleeing a domestic violence situation with her children, someone who is working but unable to make enough to pay the rent, or someone living out of a car.
3. Talk to the person with respect.
Homeless people face isolation and scorn. It means a lot when someone addresses them in a civil, polite way.
4. Consider carefully before giving cash.
It is often easier to give cash to a homeless person than to take the time to help with the person's actual needs. If someone says he needs money for food, it is better to buy food than to give cash. Cash may present a temptation to purchase drugs or alcohol, or it may even make the recipient a victim of crime.
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