Making It Possible to End Homelessness

Let's make the subproject of the HPRP program designed to help families stabilize their homes in Middlesex County as the homeless end (MIPH). This program has earned $ 1.4 billion to serve customers undergoing threats of eviction. The purpose of this program is to reduce homelessness by maintaining a stable family arrangement, combining it with mainstream welfare, and developing a stabilization plan to avoid homeless in the future. However, as the quarterly report shows that not enough customers are serviced, the plan is under pressure to spend more money.

Set the goal of ending homeless. On the surface, this seems simple. However, many institutions and governments are studying "how to make homeless people manageable" or "how to reduce homelessness." We believe that homeless can end in Canada as a long-term systematic problem. Most of it is to change the perception of our response. Currently, we are not always focusing on prevention and housing problems, but we are always concerned about emergency response. Make a community plan to end the homeless. CAEH's report "Plan is not a dream" helps explain the importance and important principles of setting community plans. These programs are often based on a five or ten year strategy designed to produce measurable outcomes and goals, and the community can tackle the community's homeless. For an example of the plan, please see the Saskatoon Homeless program in June 2013 and the 10-year homeless plan at Kingston and Fronttenac City.

When I started this project, I did not know anything about homelessness. I believe they can do this as long as they have enough money. I think that thanks to the funding and support of the homeless department and Irish social entrepreneurs, I think that I can make my own ideas a reality. However, after confirming the continuous efforts for 8 months and that everything is actually working in the homeless industry, I realized that someone in the industry did not want my idea to succeed.