← Back to context Comment by beretguy 1 year ago Instead of giving cash maybe give them jobs and mental/recovery/etc help? 5 comments beretguy Reply bell-cot 1 year ago With the current cost of housing in the UK, how many of the homeless already have a job (or few) - but ones that don't pay well enough for them to afford housing? segfaltnh 1 year ago We certainly see this in the US as well, employed homelessness. fragmede 1 year ago why not both? throawayonthe 1 year ago mental/recovery help isn't any good if your genuine material conditions are shit Cumpiler69 1 year ago Giving people little money when they're too mentally ill to find gainful employment and financial independence won't help either.
bell-cot 1 year ago With the current cost of housing in the UK, how many of the homeless already have a job (or few) - but ones that don't pay well enough for them to afford housing? segfaltnh 1 year ago We certainly see this in the US as well, employed homelessness.
throawayonthe 1 year ago mental/recovery help isn't any good if your genuine material conditions are shit Cumpiler69 1 year ago Giving people little money when they're too mentally ill to find gainful employment and financial independence won't help either.
Cumpiler69 1 year ago Giving people little money when they're too mentally ill to find gainful employment and financial independence won't help either.
With the current cost of housing in the UK, how many of the homeless already have a job (or few) - but ones that don't pay well enough for them to afford housing?
We certainly see this in the US as well, employed homelessness.
why not both?
mental/recovery help isn't any good if your genuine material conditions are shit
Giving people little money when they're too mentally ill to find gainful employment and financial independence won't help either.