A shelter is not a home... or is it? : lesson familly homelessness in New York City / Ralpha da Costa Nunez
Material type:
- 0-99714425-0-2
- 22nd ed. 301 NUN
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Includes bibliography and index
Have shelters become permanent fixtures on the poverty landscape? By exploring the evolution of New York Citys shelter system over a twenty-three year period, this work suggests that shelters have perhaps become a surrogate for traditional low-income housing. It explores various policy initiatives implemented by four city administrations, explains how congregate shelters, welfare hotels, and transitional housing grew, and looks at why, despite all efforts, the problem has only been exacerbated.
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