ANGLESCINA (II) Flashcards
(112 cards)
affordable housing
it costs a reasonable percentage of an individuals income,
typically defined as no more than 30%
underemployment
a situation where individuals work in
jobs that do not fully use their skills or provide enough income
systemic inequalities
structural disparities in opportunities and resources due to factors like race, gender, or socioeconomic status
Housing First
a strategy that provides permanent housing to homeless individuals without requiring them to meet preconditions like sobriety or employment
social services
programs and resources provided by the government or organizations to support individuals basic needs, such as healthcare and education
rental assistance
financial aid to help individuals or families afford their housing
non-profit organization
it operates for a purpose other than profit, often to address social issues
grassroots
the ordinary people who form the main part of a movement or organization, rather than its leaders
food bank
a place where food and groceries are given free to people who need them
multifaceted
having a variety of different and important features or elements
transitional period
one in which things are changing from one state to another
secure
to obtain something that you want or need, often after a lot of effort
eviction
the legal process of removing a tenant from a rental property, usually due to nonpayment of rent or lease violations
to evict
to legally force someone to leave a property, often due to unpaid rent or other disputes
emergency shelters
temporary housing facilities that provide a safe place for homeless individuals and families to stay
tenant protections
laws and policies that safeguard renters’ rights, such as preventing unjust evictions and capping (limiting) rent increases
chronic homelessness
a condition in which a person experiences long-term or repeated homelessness, typically due to underlying issues
rent moratoriums
temporary policies that suspend or delay rent payments or evictions during crises
tiny home villages
communities of small, affordable homes designed to house homeless individuals or families
transitional housing
temporary accommodation that offers support services to help homeless individuals transtion to permanent housing
gentrification
a process in which urban neighbourhoods are improved but become unaffordable to existing residents
economic hardship
financial difficulties caused by a loss of income, rising expenses, or economic instability
discimination in housing
unfair treatment in housing based on factors like race, ethnicity, religion, or other characteristics
supportive services
resources provided to address specific needs, such as healthcare, job training, or counselling