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The solution to homelessness isn't usually as easy as giving a person a home. A majority of these men and women are trapped in addictions that rob them of jobs, income and the ability to maintain a home.

For these hurting people, ending homelessness means ending the addiction. It means healing the pain that drives them to drugs and alcohol in the first place.

Portland Rescue Mission provides that healing. Your support ends the pain, ends the addiction and ends the homelessness.

Poverty in Chicago is a full-length documentary that takes a raw look at the conditions experienced by Chicago's estimated 110,000 homeless inhibitors. The film tracks the director Brian Schodorf's personal exploration of the overwhelming urban homeless problem Schodorf began to learn about upon moving to Chicago from his former home in Wichita, Kansas. Schodorf takes the viewer into the lives of nearly 15 homeless men currently living on the streets, concentrating around Chicago's South Loop. This film is

Lonnie Berry began drinking, smoking marijuana, popping pills, and using heroin as a teenager. After prison stints and squatting in abandoned houses, he turned to the Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries (DRMM) for help.

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