Today I had to stop and wait for an old man pushing a buggy to cross the street. I got angry  because he kept stopping and looking around. But when I got a good look at his face I was ashamed. He looked confused and childlike...I am certain that he is mentally challenged. Then I felt a profound sadness for that guy pushing his buggy in the heat all day. Suddenly, there was a massive bolt of lightening followed immediately by what sounded like a cannon. It was LOUD-rattling the floorboards of my truck. The look of abject, childlike horror on the man's face is forever etched into my memory. I was scared, too. I wish I had turned around and went and tried to check on the guy. (Note that we weren't hit, just very startled). I kept driving down the street, expecting a tree to fall, or to see a house on fire. My mind was kind of scrambled. Eventually a downpour started. I drove through it, and when I was through I went for a walk to think.  had an epiphany: there is a massive correlation between mental illness and homelessness. So now I get to my point: I need help finding a charity that is very specific: one that deals with dealing directly with mental illness in the homeless. I probably won't be able to find that guy, but maybe I can find a charity to help guys just like him. Can you help me, Reddit?
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I was scared by a mentally-challenged homeless man. I need help finding a charity that helps homeless people deal with mental illness.
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Today I had to stop and wait for an old man pushing a buggy to cross the street. I got angry  because he kept stopping and looking around. But when I got a good look at his face I was ashamed. He looked confused and childlike...I am certain that he is mentally challenged. Then I felt a profound sadness for that guy pushing his buggy in the heat all day. Suddenly, there was a massive bolt of lightening followed immediately by what sounded like a cannon. It was LOUD-rattling the floorboards of my truck. The look of abject, childlike horror on the man's face is forever etched into my memory. I was scared, too. I wish I had turned around and went and tried to check on the guy. (Note that we weren't hit, just very startled). I kept driving down the street, expecting a tree to fall, or to see a house on fire. My mind was kind of scrambled. Eventually a downpour started. I drove through it, and when I was through I went for a walk to think.  had an epiphany: there is a massive correlation between mental illness and homelessness. So now I get to my point: I need help finding a charity that is very specific: one that deals with dealing directly with mental illness in the homeless. I probably won't be able to find that guy, but maybe I can find a charity to help guys just like him. Can you help me, Reddit?
user
walked up to a mentally challenged homeless guy, I got scared, I shared a moment of terror with him, need help finding a specific charity for those who are suffering from
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