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Four bands perform in a gritty portrayal of homeless teenagers in Los Angeles, who embrace a punk lifestyle marked by music, drugs, and rebellion.
Al races down Mountain Highway at speeds of 67 kilometers per hour in a shopping cart, alongside a group of men collecting bottles for cash.
Miao Miao and others face challenges as Hidden Homeless Kids in China's Sun Villages.
Over 16 million children in the United States live in poverty, facing constant hunger and limited access to basic needs like food and education.
Over 3,000 people have been shot in Chicago in a single year, reflecting the city's deep issues with violence and poverty.
Residents in California's poorest desert gather at Rob's cafe, the last free place in America.
Suicide rates have reached their highest levels, with millions facing untreated mental illness in the United States, often ending up in prison or on the streets.
Larry Dodson, a 52-year-old former customer service manager, now lives with his family in a motel room that costs $149 a week after losing his job.
Kay Rice and her family have lived in four different places in just over a year while struggling to find stable work and affordable housing.
Las Vegas has a population of 1.3 million, where the allure of the Strip contrasts sharply with the struggles of those living in poverty and addiction.
A young woman spends her 18th birthday homeless on the streets, living under an overturned couch in America.
Mark Horvath travels the country, empowering homeless individuals to share their stories through a platform he created called invisiblepeople.tv.
More than 20 years of homeless encampments in Indianapolis face police intervention and city efforts to clear the area under a bridge.
Over 80,000 children in the UK live in temporary housing, with many facing eviction and homelessness amid a severe housing crisis.
Three teenage girls struggle to survive on less than ten pounds a day during a summer marked by economic uncertainty and personal challenges.
Six months after a candid interview, a young woman named Shannon becomes a drug addict, illustrating the rapid decline faced by many in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.
Interest rates have almost doubled since Tracy and Melvyn bought their council house in 2004, pushing them into financial turmoil.
Around 30 people sleep overnight in their cars in a San Diego parking lot, struggling to maintain a semblance of normal life amid rising costs.
The House Band highlights the struggles of Being Homeless in Venice Beach through music.
Tracey faces homelessness after her release from prison, while Rhys confronts local drug dealers and Azhar struggles against the pull of crime.
O documentário retrata a vida na favela Jacarezinho durante os Jogos Olímpicos de 2016 no Brasil.
Women over 50, the fastest-growing homeless demographic in developed countries, share their experiences of living in cars and couch surfing amid a housing crisis.
More than one in three young people in Mount Druitt are unemployed, facing daily struggles in a community marked by poverty and social disadvantage.
A group of homeless teenagers in Los Angeles discuss their lives, with one stating, "We're the cockroaches."
Five million children in Britain live in relative poverty, facing violence, crime, and social exclusion as they grow up in unstable environments.
Three teenage boys struggle to survive on less than ten pounds a day while facing the challenges of adolescence and poverty in modern Britain.
One out of every three homeless people in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside has AIDS, revealing the stark realities of urban homelessness in Canada.
In Phoenix, Arizona, the fastest growing group of homeless individuals is baby boomers, highlighting the struggles faced by a generation that shaped modern America.
Half of all homeless people first experience homelessness before the age of 25, as shown through the stories of young people in Manchester.
Chris, Gemma, and Rhys navigate the challenges of life after prison in the UK, facing issues of adaptation, homelessness, and addiction.
Las Vegas, often seen as a symbol of wealth, contrasts sharply with the homelessness crisis highlighted by Senator José Peralta, who warns that anyone can face this reality.
Six years is how long Rick has lived in and out of tunnels in Las Vegas, relying on odd jobs and panhandling to survive.
Ipswich's street drinking community is examined in relation to three brutal murders and a violent attack, highlighting the darker aspects of urban life.
In Berlin, over 50,000 people experience homelessness, with Bülent, Daniel, and Manni navigating life on the streets and in temporary housing.
In 2001 Toronto, a series of crimes targeting homeless individuals culminates in the murder of a local man known as Santa Claus, prompting urgent investigations.
Kieran Kelly, an Irish serial killer active from 1953 to 1983, targeted vulnerable members of society, claiming to have murdered at least three people.
In Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, a community of misfits, artists, and drug users operates a safe injection site to combat the fentanyl overdose crisis.
In Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, a collective of artists and drug users operates a renegade safe injection site to combat the opioid crisis.
In Australia, rising housing costs and systemic inequalities are driving an increasing number of women over 50 into homelessness, challenging societal perceptions of stability.
Over 300,000 teenagers in Britain rely on benefits, as three girls navigate the challenges of growing up in poverty during a summer in 2012.
Vancouver's Downtown Eastside reveals the harsh realities of homelessness, as one individual spends 31 days navigating its challenges, including addiction and illness.
In Grimsby, devastated father Keith Vincent recounts the brutal murder of his son Adam by a notorious drugs gang, highlighting the tragic circumstances that led to it.
Sergeant Bernie "Whistling" Smith patrols Vancouver's Eastside, providing support and friendship to the area's marginalized residents while enforcing the law.
In 2001 Toronto, a series of crimes targeting homeless individuals culminates in the murder of a local man known as Santa Claus.
A woman in Columbus, Ohio, admits to using drugs an hour before being questioned by police officers while struggling on the street.
Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, the world's oldest dog shelter, showcases the heartwarming stories of rescue dogs and the dedicated staff working to find them loving homes.
In the California desert, Slab City serves as a unique community for 300 to 2,000 residents who live rent-free with minimal utilities and access to the internet.
In London, Romanian Roma like Alex, Stefan, and Sandu navigate the challenges of homelessness, language barriers, and job scarcity while seeking a new life.
