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This document discusses a research project on homelessness in Singapore. It identifies several problems faced by the homeless population such as difficulties securing housing and employment, restrictions in homeless shelters, and marginalization by society. Interviews were conducted with homeless individuals to understand their experiences and identify themes such as problems with HDB policies, inefficiencies in the system, and health/disability issues. The document proposes three interventions: facilitating corporate partnerships to provide jobs/resources, effectively distributing volunteers, and creating an online forum for the homeless. It also outlines plans for a website to share homeless individuals' stories and information on homelessness issues.

Statistics on Homelessness
565 404
men in 50s < $1,500

Problems Identified & Main
Questions of Project

The Invisible Home Questions:
Marginalization by Policy Makers?
“
•
•

In-depth Questions Explored:
Marginalization

The Invisible Home Questions:
Invisibility of the Homeless in Singaporeans’ consciousness?

Lack of Awareness of Homelessness
54.3%
45.7%

Lack of Awareness on How to Help
65.4%
34.6%

In-depth Questions Explored:
Invisibility & the Lack of Sustainable Help

How can Participatory Research and
Interventions create social change for
the Homeless?

The Invisible Home: An adapted form of CBPR
•
•
•

Demographics of Participants
10 1 24 - 78
10 1

Interview Guide
APPROACH
PROCEDURE
TOPICS

Research Findings:
Reasons for Homelessness

Theme: Shelter Restrictions
“They set a timing for you to
sleep, and timing to switch
off the lights, it’s like back to
the army! Also like in the
prison! There’s no freedom!”

Theme: Marginalised by Society
“Actually this is nothing big, don’t treat these people as monsters or abnormal
or convicts.”

Theme: Communication Problems
“My hearing problem cause me to communication barrier with others, this
adds on to the difficulties I face while trying to find a job.”

The Sleeping Invisible – Who will tell
their stories?

Visualizing Homelessness:
Photostory and Snapshots

Intervention 1: Facilitation of
Corporate Partnerships
GOALS
01
02
03
04
05

Intervention 1: Facilitation of
Corporate Partnerships

Intervention 2: Effective Distribution
of Volunteers
01
02
GOALS

Intervention 2: Effective Distribution
of Volunteers

Intervention 3: Forum for the
Homeless
GOALS
01
02
PROBLEMS ADDRESSED
01
02

Intervention 3: Forum for the
Homeless
USING WEBSITE SPACE IN IMPLEMENTATION
01
02

03

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(FINAL REVISED) The Invisible Home V2.5

1. The Invisible Home

2. Introduction 01

3. The Invisible Home 01 02 03

4. Team & Presentation Structure

5. Background Research 02

6. Statistics on Homelessness 565 404 men in 50s < $1,500

7. Homeless Shelters 565  3-room

8. Legalities 01 02

9. Identification of Problems 03

10. Problems Identified & Main Questions of Project

11. The Invisible Home Questions: Marginalization by Policy Makers? “ • •

12. In-depth Questions Explored: Marginalization

13. The Invisible Home Questions: Invisibility of the Homeless in Singaporeans’ consciousness?

14. Are we assuming too much? • • • • • • •

15. Lack of Awareness of Homelessness 54.3% 45.7%

16. Lack of Awareness on How to Help 65.4% 34.6%

17. Lack of Sustainable Help

18. In-depth Questions Explored: Invisibility & the Lack of Sustainable Help

19. How can Participatory Research and Interventions create social change for the Homeless?

20. The Invisible Home: An adapted form of CBPR • • •

21. The Invisible Home: An adapted form of CBPR • •

22. The Invisible Home: An adapted form of CBPR •

23. The Invisible Home: An adapted form of CBPR •  •

24. Demographics of Participants 10 1 24 - 78 10 1

25. Interview Approach & Findings 04

26. Interview Guide APPROACH PROCEDURE TOPICS

27. Confidentiality Form

28. Data Analysis

29. Coding

30. Research Findings: Reasons for Homelessness

31. Interviewees

32. Theme: Problem Securing Housing

33. Theme: HDB Policies

34. Theme: Inefficiencies of the System

35. Theme: Shelter Restrictions “They set a timing for you to sleep, and timing to switch off the lights, it’s like back to the army! Also like in the prison! There’s no freedom!”

36. Theme: Unable to Secure Employment

37. Theme: Marginalised by Society “Actually this is nothing big, don’t treat these people as monsters or abnormal or convicts.”

38. Theme: Helplessness

39. Theme: Bad Family Relations

40. Theme: Ailing Health and Disabilities

41. Theme: Communication Problems “My hearing problem cause me to communication barrier with others, this adds on to the difficulties I face while trying to find a job.”

42. Shelter Interview – New Hope CS

43. Shelter Interview

44. The Sleeping Invisible – Who will tell their stories?

45. Visualizing Homelessness: Photostory and Snapshots

46. House Rules

47. Welcome to My Home • •

48. Development of Interventions 05

49. Considering Problems To Address 1 2 3

50. Problems Addressed

51. Intervention 1: Facilitation of Corporate Partnerships GOALS 01 02 03 04 05

52. Intervention 1: Facilitation of Corporate Partnerships

53. Intervention 2: Effective Distribution of Volunteers 01 02 GOALS