https://ofhsoupkitchen.org/best-cities-to-be-homeless
6 cities that have made substantial inroads on their homelessness problems. The way to do it seems to be to offer homeless people homes.
6 cities that have made substantial inroads on their homelessness problems. The way to do it seems to be to offer homeless people homes.
The article seems to answer the question of: where is it easiest to live on the street, as it mentions Berkeley and San Diego having good weather, therefore, being easier to live outside.
The only success story seems to be Houston which famously has a low cost of living. I’m not sure this qualifies as a solution to the problem.
Salt Lake City and Utah in general are the poster city/state for the program.
That said, I do feel it is cheaper to subsidize housing directly than to fund the grift heavy homeless industrial complex that we find in cities like SF or Portland or Seattle, where lots of money is spent with no results.