Rising Numbers of the Homeless: Back to the Future?
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The Editors
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November 7th, 2009
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Economic Justice
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By Jackie Jones
Without a national agenda on mental health treatment, Torrey predicted, many states would be wrestling with substantial increases in the number of and funding treatment for the mentally ill homeless and mentally ill prison inmates.
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