In the shadows of America's gleaming cities, a silent crisis rages – the plight of the homeless. Huddled in forgotten corners, beneath bridges and in desolate alleys, they are the unseen and forgotten. Poverty, mental illness, addiction, and domestic violence have propelled them into the abyss of homelessness. Living day by day on the streets, they endure the bitter cold, scorching heat, and the disdainful glances of society. Every night is a desperate search for shelter, food, and safety. Their lives are a constant struggle for survival, a daily reminder of the gaping disparities that haunt the nation's conscience.
