Low-income housing: The negative effects on both physical and mental health » NCRC

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Last updated 23 Sept 2024
Low-income housing: The negative effects on both physical and mental health  » NCRC
Low-income housing (LIH) programs have existed in some form since the early 1900s, but have drawn ire in modern times as an unreliable and often inadequate form of public assistance. One significant reason for this is the strain low-income housing has on both the physical and mental health of its occupants.
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