Level 3: Needs of belonging. Once basic survival and a modicum of security are established, human needs change a little bit. The third level of the hierarchy includes concepts like friendship, ...

When basic survival needs aren’t met, people are put in dangerous situations. Their struggles often go unnoticed, contributing to ongoing challenges. We need more adults, ...

Think of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, which starts with basic survival needs like food and water and ascends toward higher, more complex needs such as love, purpose, and self-actualization.

“Us helping them to bridge the gaps that they have in their life just to survive basic needs − it's super important.” Then there are those who want to be housed but can’t for various reasons.