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Older women in Ontario face rising homelessness due to high rents, low incomes, and post-hospital evictions, with inadequate data and support worsening the crisis.
Homelessness among older women in Ontario is rising, driven by soaring rents, fixed incomes, and post-hospital evictions, yet remains underreported due to limited data.
Many seniors, including first-time shelter users, face housing instability after job loss or injury, with some surviving months in cars.
Despite a $1.7 billion provincial prevention program, systemic gaps persist, and advocates warn that punitive benefit cuts for low-income seniors worsen financial strain.
MPPs report a surge in housing distress calls from older residents, highlighting an urgent need for better data and targeted policies to address this growing crisis.
Las mujeres mayores en Ontario enfrentan un aumento de la falta de vivienda debido a los altos alquileres, los bajos ingresos y los desalojos posteriores al hospital, con datos y apoyo inadecuados que empeoran la crisis.