OTTAWA - Canada should not limit its new approach to homelessness to only people with mental illness or those who are perpetually on the streets, says a group of top U.S. experts with 10 years of experience in the field.
Canada's recent embrace of the "Housing First" principle — helping homeless people put a permanent roof over their heads quickly, no strings attached, no questions asked — will undoubtedly save money and reduce homelessness if implemented wisely, say three pioneers of the approach in the United States.
Canada's recent embrace of the "Housing First" principle — helping homeless people put a permanent roof over their heads quickly, no strings attached, no questions asked — will undoubtedly save money and reduce homelessness if implemented wisely, say three pioneers of the approach in the United States.