Public Housing
As reform is considered in other major welfare programs, public housing should not be ignored.
Opportunities abound at the state and federal level to encourage work for able-bodied individuals receiving public housing.
This alone would help ease the backlog of individuals waiting for housing benefits. As household incomes increase due to work, those who no longer qualify are transitioned off the program, thereby reducing the waiting list. It’s all about protecting resources for the truly needy, supporting self-sufficiency over dependency, and safeguarding taxpayer dollars.
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