ROOT CAUSES & GOVERNMENT RESPONSE

For decades, policy responses have focused on individual factors rather than systemic factors to explain and address homelessness. From placing the blame on ‘biological causes’ to de-funding affordable housing, lackluster policies have contributed to the fundamental causes of homelessness and have continuously failed to resolve this nationwide epidemic.

Solutions to ending and preventing homelessness are not simple, but one thing is evident: the fight against homelessness calls for a united front. From the top-down, meaningful improvement in the policies, programming and perceptions surrounding homelessness will require unwavering commitment and support.
Homelessness Among Older People Is on the Rise, Driven by Inflation and the Housing Crunch
Nearly 2,600 Apartments for Mentally Ill and Homeless People Sit Vacant
WRAP: WITHOUT HOUSING
THE KEY FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO THE PERSISTENCE OF HOMELESSNESS