‘It Makes You Human Again’

12/29/2016

This article examines the city of Albuquerque's innovative approach to addressing homelessness through housing policy. It explores the success of a program called "Housing First," which prioritizes providing permanent housing to individuals experiencing homelessness before addressing other issues. The article highlights how this approach, which focuses on providing stable housing first and then offering support services, has been effective in reducing homelessness and improving the lives of individuals in Albuquerque. It discusses the impact of this model on the city's homeless population and the potential for replication in other cities facing similar challenges. Overall, the article presents a case study in effective housing policy and its potential to combat homelessness.

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