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O'Hare Homeless
2006

Julianne Hill

Chicago's O'Hare Airport is frequented by homeless individuals, some of which have substance abuse problems or have mental or physical illnesses. The O'Hare Outreach program of Haymarket Center helps these individuals get help.

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