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[–] sumofchemicals@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

Yeah, not sure what's up with that. Here are the working links as best I can tell:

  • "A recent HUD study found that the cost of providing emergency shelter to families is generally as much or more than the cost of placing them in transitional or permanent housing"
  • "All the residents at this Housing First styled residence..."
  • "A cost study of rural homelessness from Portland ME found significant cost reductions when providing permanent supportive housing as opposed to serving the people while they remain homeless"
  • "A study from Los Angeles CA... found that placing four chronically homeless people into permanent supportive housing saved the city more than $80,000 per year"

Lastly this link did seem to work but I thought the statistics and the FAQ were helpful.--