“If I can’t get a job without an ID, how do I get the money to get an ID? That is the cycle of [young adult] homelessness that is so...

When I first became “homeless,” I was 16 years old, and it was because I was having a lot of issues at home. The situation was very...

“What really drove my passion in social work school was the links that I found between the child welfare system, the residential facility...

When you think of homelessness, what comes to mind? Many think of people sleeping on the street, or individuals walking by cars asking...

“More often than not, homeless people become homeless through circumstances that they can’t control…we’re so attached to the idea that it...

When many people think about the holiday season, they picture themselves surrounded by friends and family, sitting around a table full of...

Transitioning From State Foster Care to Adulthood Each year, 20,000-30,000 young adults nationally, including 600-1,000+ in...

June is Pride Month—that time of year to commemorate the history, challenges, and contributions of the LGBTQ community. As we celebrate...

When Janet Smith, an alumna of Breaktime, speaks about her past experience with homelessness, she describes a personal battle complicated...

Mikayla Woodberry, an Alumna of Breaktime, has a blunt message about how our nation is failing Black Americans experiencing homelessness:...

This article was written by Kabrien Johnson, alumna of Breaktime, with an introduction written by Helen He. Introduction “I feel like the...

While many of us view the holidays with festive joy, the cold climate and societal traditions make this time of year especially...