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HOUSING JUSTICE
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Core Principles
- Every member of society, including people experiencing homelessness,
has a right to basic economic and social entitlements of which safe,
decent, accessible, affordable, and permanent housing is a definitive
component.
- It is a societal responsibility to provide safe, decent, accessible,
affordable, and permanent housing for all people, including people experiencing
homelessness, who are unable to secure such housing through their own
means.
- All people, including people experiencing homelessness, who are able
to secure safe, decent, accessible, affordable, and permanent housing
through their own means need economic and social supports to enable
them to do so.
- People experiencing homelessness deserve access to safe, decent, accessible,
affordable, and permanent housing through the same systems and programs
available to people with housing.
- People experiencing homelessness have unique needs and life circumstances
that may be addressed through housing programs designed specifically
for them.
- All people should have equal access to safe, decent, accessible, affordable,
and permanent housing regardless of their unique needs or life circumstances.
- Universal access to safe, decent, accessible, affordable, and permanent
housing is a measure of a truly just society.
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For more information contact, Michael Stoops, Acting Executive Director,
202.462.4822, ext. 19; mstoops@nationalhomeless.org. |