Homeless people are often connected with a variety of health problems due to their improper hygiene and personal care. According to Lebrun ‐ Harris et al., individuals who are homeless are recognised to have worse physical and emotional health statuses compared to the general population, even when communities from more deprived neighbourhoods are taken into consideration. Medical conditions that usually occur among homeless people are infectious diseases, cardiovascular and metabolic diseases, psychiatric disorders, drug and alcohol abuse and tobacco use. The aim of this study is to understand the factors associated to homelessness and its medical conditions. Secondly, it is to explore their future plans and perspectives. This present study is especially important in understanding the medical and social issues related to homelessness and how their condition may affect society as a whole.