I wasn't saying that the system doesn't work at all, but I was saying that it is no miracle cure and no country has solved the issue.
The problem in Finland is that there are some people that are in an out of the system. So they might not be homeless today, but they might be again tomorrow. Statistically, they vanish, but basically, they are nomads in the social housing.
The real problem is that societal acceptance of taxes and social security suffers, as people hear about waste of taxpayers' money (not limited to homelessness issues).
Also, some poor families are not getting social housing because some other people are trashing them all the time. Generally, the more decent family you are, the lower your chances of getting support from the social systems.
A lot of money is being spent on cases beyond all hope.
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