My wife is a big fan of Bon Jovi, so when I read this article about Bon Jovi’s fact-finding efforts to help better understand homelessness in order to help it through his foundation, I couldn’t help but blog about it.
If you didn’t know, a significant portion of homeless persons have a mental disorder, such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia. It’s hard to know for certain, but research suggests that approximately 2 out of 5 homeless people have a mental health issue.
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All right john bon jovi he rock and roll for the homelessnes good for you the homelessnes needs some were to go and stayed thay need a home to just like us. Rock out and thankyou for careing for the homelessnes
I suport every star that helps people how need help
and i’m glad to heard that bon jovi rocks fro homlessnes.
I was a big fan of Job Bon Jovi in my high school days.. I stopped for a while listening to him, but this info really surprised me! Very very very nice!!!
It would be great if John Bonjovi could tour my city for maybe building of a homeless shelter, and assisted living home. I live in a very small mill town. The mill closed. We have so many, many homeless people and the numbers just keep increasing. It is so nice that people can do such wonderfull things for others. Thank you