Analyze This
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I hate to say this, someone will be mad at me, but the truth is that this area of very unfriendly towards the homeless. The resources that are available are hard to access and I think it would be really difficult for someone to just show up at a homeless shelter. Those who are able to access their services are referred to them from other agencies. But, it would be good to inform the homeless themselves about Brittney, especially since most wouldn't have access to the news otherwise. Most of the homeless in this area are literally on the streets (backroads) and there are camps in the woods where they gather. There are shelters, but not many.
The only soup kitchen that I would think it possible for her to come through would be associated with the Salvation Army. They do have a women's program too but again, hard to access without a referrel, and I would think they would be aware of Brittney's case even if she is not "officially" missing.
I agree with you about the Salvation Army and I'm glad that you were able to give insight into the local area. I had picked up on the lack of resources and also how inaccessible many of them appeared to be. But, I was getting that impression based off of internet research, which isn't always a complete picture of a particular region or city. Birmingham seemed to be much better, but again I am forming that opinion off of what I found on the internet.