Homelessness has been a long-standing condition in the United States, significantly intersecting with poverty and racial disparities, health and behavioral health disparities, criminal justice contact, and general life instability. Many primary studies have estimated prevalence rates for mental disorders in homeless individuals. Historically, a broad variety of populations have experienced homelessness; however, its significant impacts of marginalization and stigmatization span across both time and people. This study seeks to provide new insights into factors that influence homelessness in the U.S. by investigating into the depression of homelessness, its causes, the impact of inflation and prospects of homelessness in the United States.
KEYWORDS: homelessness, depression, migration, prevalence, domestic.