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HUD reforms prioritize lives over housing rules
The article discusses the recent authorization for the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to implement reforms targeting the U.S. homelessness system. It highlights how previous success metrics focused on housing placement rather than recovery and self-sufficiency. Various statistical practices, such as excluding certain populations and redefining homelessness, have obscured the true extent of the crisis, which is now recognized as worsening despite increased spending. The new approach emphasizes measuring improvements in individuals' recovery and stability rather than just housing counts.
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