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Over the years, homeless persons with mental illness (HPWMI) have become a ubiquitous part of metropolitan cities, which unfortunately provide only a unidimensional perspective to the who, what and why of our existence.

Streets are full of stories; stories about people and stories that people tell, to their children, giving them hope, hiding the odds and preparing for the rigours of life. For the first time, stories don’t work.