Housing First with ACT

A temporary housing solution

An approach providing immediate housing without preconditions

A model focused solely on emergency shelters

A strategy that requires sobriety before housing

Limiting access to supportive housing

Requiring psychiatric evaluations before placement

Emphasizing case management and support services

Providing housing only to those with employment

It provides them with stable housing with leads to improved outcomes

It decreases the severity of psychiatric symptoms

It focuses on temporary shelters for quick fixes

It mandates job training before housing placement

Increased homelessness after implementation of programs

Higher evictions compared to traditional models

Increased rates of substance use

Improved quality of life

Excessive funding and resources

Community resistance to affordable housing

Too much public awareness

Too much availability of housing options

By promoting stricter eligibility requirements

By limiting housing options for vulnerable populations

By focusing only on emergency shelters

By ensuring funding and resources for program continuation and expansion