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St. Thomas, Ontario, plans to end homelessness for its 100 unhoused residents by winter using a housing-first approach.
St. Thomas, Ontario, is on track to end homelessness within a year, aiming to house all 100 currently unhoused residents before winter.
The city has secured enough shelter space to prevent anyone from sleeping in tents, thanks to a collaborative, housing-first strategy involving government, nonprofits, and businesses.
A streamlined decision-making process, a comprehensive database of those in need, and supportive housing with on-site health services have driven progress.
Early results show sharp drops in emergency room visits and police interactions among housed individuals.
The city’s model is now being studied by other communities seeking effective solutions.
St. Thomas, Ontario, planea poner fin a la falta de vivienda para sus 100 residentes sin hogar para el invierno utilizando un enfoque de vivienda en primer lugar.