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Not read by those unique tribal people living in the Adelaide CBD parklands. Anonymous Contact Page Disclaimer ​ Free Food Adelaide South Australia . Free food updated 14 May 2024. Fred’s Van regular timetable When Fred’s Van link broken click here Free showers in Adelaide Updated 30 September 2023. ​ ​Free Laundry Updated 30 September 2023 Free Dentistry and Homeless-Friendly Doctors ​Updated 30 September 2023 Free Hairdressing in Adelaide Updated 30 September 2023. Free gift cards, groceries, blankets, money, and prescriptions ​ Updated 27 April 2024 Invisible People videos Unemployed Workers Union Rights Guide Adelaide CBD homeless industry statistics Government informer app (some use it to send them a bum steer) Older Adelaide Homeless Journal 2006 to 2019 (above) Indigenous campers’ tent on Homo Hill in the Adelaide CBD parklands. Biting ants along with Council employees stealing tents and blankets are the problems. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, May 2024.) (above) When you live under trees and know something about technology, it’s hard not to think these devices are being used for other purposes. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, May 2024.) (above) Cruel is the new kind. Western Food Hub closed again without notice on Thursday. It’s a miraculous service, but gut wrenching in its unreliable opening hours. There are now four homeless encampments within two-hundred metres of the Hub and Anglicare headquarters at Hindmarsh. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, May 2024.) (above) The problem Bill Shorten faces is that the N.D.I.S. is an immigration Ponzi scheme designed to facilitate and attract immigrants. To be this, it was designed to be rorted at every level. No amount of fine tuning will fix it. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, May 2024.) (above) The disabled were sacrificed to facilitate increased immigration from people who demanded jobs upon landing in Australia. The many levels of bureaucracy provided these jobs, but reduced actual services provided to disabled people. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, May 2024.) Coming Soon : Why doesn’t Grantley Stevens share a few political truths about the government protecting crystal methamphetamine sales?; Adelaide Zero Project hits another low in failing to publish Adelaide CBD homeless statistics; Another quiet hero at the Western Food Hub; Jesse Fransca screams day and light behind Bunnings at Modbury? Diners abandon Mary’s Kitchen in Glenelg for Grill’d on Tuesday; Church@ParaVista free food quite good (Aldi and Oz Harvest make good team); Mary’s kitchen freezer fails so they throw everything out; Orange Sky might be going to Tea Tree Gully Salvation Army Corps; Swannee’s aunt phones soup kitchen client; Pushing the drug addict and mental illness angle on homeless people; White-tail spider bites homeless man; Old Homeless Dino burns leg near campfire; Woman’s sight went blurry after Covid shot and never recovered. ​ ​ The Colonel ​and the suspect school teacher Surveys performed by the Homeless Industry usual refer to those living in the Adelaide CBD as drug addicts, mentally ill and Aboriginal. Apart from the offended black fellas wondering why they’re equate d with the former two risk factors, the surveys are relatively accurate in that the addicts are the main clients at the city homeless joints. As to being mentally ill, nearly every human condition is classed by medical and corporate authorities as a mental illness treatable by drugs. Being homeless usually involves a feeling of desperation and shock. That’s not a mental illness. That’s a natural reaction. But the Homeless Industry needs these criteria of treat able illnesses” to fuel the budgets of salaried and waged employees. This drains money from the housing construction budget, which isn’t a concern to the homeless industry as too much housing may reduce the number of those living outside and the homeless industry’s reason for existing. Just picture in your mind all those office buildings and fleets of cars to service homeless people . Who benefits and what would happen if there was adequate housing for everyone? That’s where the diagnosis of mental illness in the underclass provides a reliable cash flow. It aids the transfer of money from house construction as it produces a strong flow of desperate homeless people to be interview, analysed and monitored. The homeless industry is dysfunctional and parasitical, but none of the so-called leaders in it has the guts to speak out. Certainly not that dodgy ex-school teacher, Rohan F eegrade, from Towards Home. He went on an international study tour as did Ian Cox. What for? No good reason although we have to admit Rohan is a snappy dresser. Maybe he needed some new shirts. O r Colonel Burns from the Hutt Street Centre. He’s spent his life following orders and isn’t going to change now. But he’s good at walking up and down Hutt Street while carrying blankets for the camera. Adelaide’s homeless industry is fueled by the suffering of others and to maintain industry salaries, it requires a constant influx of new homeless people. This is done by putting people into short-term housing so they become homeless again. Or by homeless people moving from city to city, town to town and thus making it appear they’re brand new homeless people. Early 13 May 2024 ​ S ACOSS attempts relevancy Good old Pas Forgione is up to his old tricks. His late st gig with the South Australian Council of Social Services (SACOSS) involves conducting a survey of people having trouble paying for food and other bills. SACOSS recently sought participants for a seminar on the difficulties some have meeting the increased cost of living. SACOSS paid for travel expenses and time via supermarket gift cards. But they didn’t want one homeless man who responded to a flyer posted at a free lunch joint . The man said he ha d n’t any problem s meeting everyday expenses because he gets the Aged Pension and lives in his car . Pas politely wished him the best and said goodbye. A loose cannon at the seminar would have distort ed the intended result that people are not meeting their everyday expenses and need more welfare money – or simply more money. But suppressing uncomfortable adaptations to poverty is what chases most underclass people away from political groups. Most homeless people are unsophisticated and despise advocacy groups and are unable to adopt imposed beliefs. However, all is not lost. Pas and SACOSS could gain relevancy by using recordings of such seminars for the treatment of insomnia. Early 12 May 2024 (above) An old cheap caravan is an option for some homeless people. You park it anywhere and move if challenged by authorities. This location near the Girl...