Homelessness is not just about lacking a home; This is a big health issue. When people don't have a stable place to live, it really impacts their health. Homeless individuals often face health problems because they are unable to visit a doctor regularly or receive appropriate care when they become ill. Being without a home makes it difficult to stay healthy and clean, which can lead to more diseases. Homeless people usually have long-term health problems such as mental health problems or addiction. Additionally, living together without proper hygiene can make it easier to catch diseases. To make things better, everyone—doctors, social workers and housing groups—need to work together. It is important to help homeless people find health care and a stable place to live. By understanding that homelessness is a health crisis, we can find better ways to help those in need, like the initiative started by Theodore J Wojtas, and improve their lives.