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Thanks for sharing. It's interesting that some of the criticism of the housing first approach seem similar to criticisms about housing projects. I think we've
by Eridrus 9y ago
Thanks for sharing. It's interesting that some of the criticism of the housing first approach seem similar to criticisms about housing projects.
I think we've largely seen a policy change away from projects to vouchers that spread people out, though I've also seen some studies saying that projects vs vouchers is not a choice that is better for every demographic group, one way or another.
In an ideal world, you would send people to the program that works for them, but that raises questions of fairness and asks who is going to be making decisions. Maybe it's good that these decisions are being made by decentralized NGOs rather than the government.