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Manchester turns to ‘housing first’ scheme to eradicate rough sleeping
(www.theguardian.com)
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https://www.mainepublic.org/politics/2023-03-24/utah-official-briefs-committee-on-successes-and-challenges-of-housing-first-model
I replied with thanks, for your kindness, but fat -finger deleted it, when I went to edit, so again, thanks so much, for your kindness!
Well, it was a step, but the other foot has to follow. It's "housing first," not "housing fixes everything, done." We have to stop running societies like businesses for short gain, while running it into the ground and outsourcing the issues to third parties, like prison -for-profit via chattel slavery, before the few percent have us all being chattel slaves.