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CHICAGO -- We scouted around the north-side of Chicago to find the best free Internet services for the homeless. No two places are alike it seems -- as their are computers for only women, for the LGBT community, along with old and 2.0 technology. There's something for all. As you try to get your lives in order -- perhaps these services will help you find that perfect job -- email your family and friends -- to let them know you are alright, or just take a moment out of the stress of your day on the streets and watch your favorite news, comedy or TV show on Hulu. This is the first on a series of articles -- on places to go.
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