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Solving Homelessness with Scalable, Ethical Housing

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From Crisis to Opportunity: Solving Homelessness with Scalable, Ethical Housing The Scope of the Homelessness Crisis Homelessness remains a persistent humanitarian crisis on a global scale. An estimated 150 million people worldwide are homeless, and as many as 1.6 billion lack adequate housing homelessnomore.com. This crisis spans both developing and developed nations, manifesting in various… Continue Reading Solving Homelessness with Scalable, Ethical Housing

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Housing as a Human Right

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Housing as a Human Right vs. Housing as an Investment Asset Introduction Housing is more than just a roof over one’s head – it sits at the intersection of basic human need and economic commodity. International law enshrines adequate housing as a fundamental human right, as first proclaimed in the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human… Continue Reading Housing as a Human Right

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Mental Health and Homelessness

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Intersecting Crises and Solutions Executive Summary Bidirectional Crisis: Mental health issues and homelessness are deeply interconnected, often forming a vicious cycle. Untreated mental illness can increase the risk of losing housing, while the experience of homelessness itself frequently exacerbates mental health conditions homelesshub.capmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov. The Lancet Commission on global mental health notes that homelessness is both… Continue Reading Mental Health and Homelessness

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