Yes

Investing in low price housing has tested economic benefits, such as job introduction and diminished homelessness costs. It moreover positively influences education, healthcare, and local well-being, making it a wise and compassionate funding in our society's future.

I dont have data at the ready but there is proof that giving, for example, a homeless person a place to live increases their quality of life considerably and raises the odds they will seek help for addictions, mental health, gain independence and search for work. Affordable housing has a ripple effect on many aspects of society. Everyone has the right to housing under the UN Human Rights

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I believe the government should put more money towards renewable energy and a cleaner country. We should work towards a cleaner enivornment such as all electric vehicles and transportation. And find new ways for renewable sources of energy.

the reason why i want affordable housing is because i believe that even if you dont have alot of money you should have a place to stay that is worth your money spending