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One in three Aussies avoid a simple act that can help those experiencing homelessness

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New research shows that one in three Australians ignore people sleeping rough, highlighting the loneliness experienced by homeless individuals. This avoidance is significant as even simple acts like smiling or chatting can greatly improve mental well-being and reduce isolation for those facing homelessness. Developers and tech professionals should consider integrating community engagement tools to facilitate such interactions.

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