WVNS 211
Assignment 1
Date: 20 May 2016

Zack Van Nieuwenhuizen
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Index Page
Problem and Definition 1
Introduction 1
Impact, causes and effects 2
Word View 5
Political beliefs about lack of affordable housing 6
Solutions 6
Conclusion 7
Bibliography

Problem Definition:

Problem: Lack of affordable housing

definition : It means that there is not Affordable housing that is appropriate for the necessities of a range of low to moderate salary family and valued so that these families are additionally ready to meet other essential living costs, food, clothing, transport, medical care and education.

Introduction:

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Health
(Rosenman, 2016)” Researchers have found that even teetering right on the edge of housing instability harms children. Children of families that have missed a rent payment in the last year are more likely to be in poor health and are at higher risk of developmental delays than their stably housed peers. Mothers in these families suffer as well – having higher incidence of depression and poor health.”

Kids in flimsy housing circumstances are less inclined to get the nourishment they have to live sound lives, and may encounter poorer wellbeing, lower than solid weight and higher formative dangers – expanding their odds forever long wellbeing issues.

High cost housing and instability is not only unsafe for youngsters. At the point when grown-ups need to make spending plan exchange offs between social insurance costs and other family unit needs because of housing costs, it prompts diminished access to consistent consideration, deferring required medicinal services and putting off required solutions.

1.3. Neighborhood Quality

High cost housing can cause families to live in bad neighborhoods. Bad neighborhoods can have a high level crime rate and low level maintenance. A poor neighborhood can have a big effect on people health because there is not municipality