TEAM 33 housing lacking

In this tesis we are presented an specific problem, how there is a house lacking sittuation, but sometimes the most vulnerable are the ones that get the worsest parts even they are the ones that need more protection, they get a lot of abuse. Reyes, G., Castillo, F. (2014). Elderly people homelessness like consequence of abandonment in the state of Mexico. Retrieved from: https://rppoblacion.uaemex.mx/article/view/8290/690

In this article we can see about tha crisis that is happening in Mexico, and the bad conditions in which a really alarming amount of people live, it is important for our research because this kind of topics are crucial for our studies. Gallegos, Z. (2018). A tight spot for the 34 million Mexicans living in micro-apartments. El Pais. Retrieved from: https://elpais.com/elpais/2018/02/09/inenglish/1518182586_392585.html

This essay traces the speeds of poverty, confronting and crossing the others, and in doing so is related to power itself. This essay is one of the most lucid studies of the early 2000 that has been made to our reality through literature. GO and check it out! Voionmaa, D. (2011). Leer la pobreza . Mexico:Cuarto Propio.

This thesis examined the diferent factors that can make you a homeless, it is also important to take into consideration this kind of studies. Ravenhill says (2014) “people’s routes into homelessness are complex, multiple and interlinked and are the result of biographical, structural and behavioural factors.” Ravenhill, M. (2014). The Culture of Homelessness: An Ethnographic Study. (PhD in Social Policy). Retrieved from: http://etheses.lse.ac.uk/2665/1/U615614.pdf

This book explains the problems that homeless people face, specially kids. Hutto and Viola (2014) mentioned “ Homeless  children and their families experience significant stress because of their housing status, often compounded by past traumatic experiences such as illness, violence, or separation.” It’s important for the research to analyze the different situations that homelessness faces. Hutto, N., & Viola, J. (2014). Toxic stress and brain development in young homeless children. In H. C. Matto, J. Strolin-Goltzman, & M. S. Ballan (Eds.), Neuroscience for social work: Current research and practice. (pp. 263–277). New York, NY: Springer Publishing Co.

The houses in La Cuesta are built by the families themselves. According to a government report, “The use of certain materials and the way they are put together could be a health and safety risk while there is also poor administration of space.” link

This is a tourney in which homeless people or in really vulnerable situations have an opportunity of having a better life.