More observations and questions: Washington State Department of Commerce notes it’s complicated to tell people an understandable story showing that poverty is increasing dramatically, homeless housing supplies are extremely limited, and social services (like the state’s Housing and Essential Needs) have been gutted. Washington State Department of Commerce is seeing increased sanctions and discipline for those on TANF. Washington’s entry into rapid rehousing has opened this conversation about serving some and kicking/keeping others out. There is pressure for RRH to serve only people who could be employed within a few months; yet, those are the people who may need help the least. Where do people go if permanent housing is not an option, but permanent supportive housing also isn’t the right answer? from Ten Year Plan to End Homelessness Continuum of Care Comparison Study Best Practices and Implementation Comparisons Across Eleven Communities
Posted on: Thu, 13 Mar 2014 04:57:19 +0000
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