Given your initial ideas about achieving housing, racial, and health justice for people experiencing homelessness means, in the next 3-5 years what will be different in what you see, hear, feel, and say about homelessness if we are successful in shifting to a justice-focused approach?
What can we do to protect tenants receiving subsidies from landlords that keep inaccurate ledgers, possibly even falsify them? I'm currently fighting this battle myself and even with the records I have the task is daunting.
Anonymous
Tue, 11/15/2022 - 9:52am
I would first like to say that whoever came up with the IDEA of housing stabilization was not thinking out of the box first ...THERE IS NO HOUSING.....I have been looking for 4 months and still not housed but is DHS responsible for me now it seems as if I have nowhere to live I have a PCA no home 2 cats (emotional support who's crying them or me and not a person is stepping up to help with this issue and as far as I see it. I'm a 59-year-old Bi-racial female with disabilities and I haven't gotten any help nobody said carri how about we put you in a hotel until we have other arrangements nobody told me that all these so-called affordable apartments were on b.s $1.100 for a dang studio hell I'm on social security been to MPHA 2 times the same answer no we can't help you then why are you still taking applications when there is No housing or is that just for special people cause I'm over 50 Black 2 emotional support cats fibroids on my lungs, back issues, leg issues, fibromyalgia, osteoarthritis, and then the Stab workers have no clue about any sort of resources at all so wth are they to do this is one issue that ****** me off DHS DENIED me 2 times and now what where do I go what do I do Pitch a tent at DHS.
Anonymous
Wed, 09/07/2022 - 5:37am