Housing is a human right

4/22/2020

This article discusses Finland's successful approach to tackling homelessness by considering housing as a human right. It highlights the Housing First model implemented in Finland, which prioritizes providing stable housing for individuals experiencing homelessness before addressing other issues they may face. The article explores how this approach has significantly reduced homelessness rates in the country. It also examines the comprehensive support services offered alongside housing, such as healthcare, counseling, and life skills training. The author suggests that Finland's approach challenges traditional perceptions of homelessness and offers valuable insights for other countries seeking to eradicate homelessness.

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