Saturday, August 15, 2020

Survival | Homeless


The homeless learn survival on the streets, being homeless you soon learn your survival needs. Homeless shelters are often crowded sometimes not so clean and even dangerous but must be considered an option. Having all the options you can think of and choosing one as you go it is a good strategy to keep looking for more options. Most homeless shelters have hours that you can be there, some allow volunteers extra time and privileges. If you are resourceful enough there are other options if you have a backpack a bucket and a water jug you can collect other necessities, clothes blankets tent even cardboard for shelter food, and water plastic bags are also useful. I can't recommend finding bushes in the city to sleep or a homeless camp but those are other options to keep in mind. Panhandling with a sign a cup or just asking is an option for a little money it's not easy work. When panhandling with a sign find a place easy for people to stop to help. Another idea if you have cardboard a pen to make a sign a bucket and squeegee wash windshields for a dollar donation "washing windshields $1 Donation" your own business. A new option for homeless survival volunteer Human Eco Life Parks (a human sanctuary) What do you think? comment share and follow, please
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  1. Disaster BunkersNovember 16, 2011 at 5:14 AM

    This survival kit look pretty good. Thanks for the information you shared.

    Gun Safes Underground

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  2. North West Shelter SystemsNovember 24, 2011 at 4:30 AM

    Thanks Larry, I have noted all the things & enjoyed some of the useful information I've found on your blog too.

    Fallout Shelter

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