Population served

One of the key sub-group served by the Agency entails unmarried black population.

One key feature of this population is that they lack financial independence and are homeless.

According to United States Census Estimate of 2019, blacks constitute 13.4% of the entire America population.

United States Census Estimate of 2019 also shows quantitative information that there were about 120,756,048 households spread across all cultures and subgroups.

Out of these houses, unmarried black constitutes a bigger percentage.

Harm Reduction

The first step towards mitigating issues faced by the selected population entails housing planning.

Many single people served by the Agency are homeless.

The Agency looks for income-based housing arrangement to help the single black population.

Additionally, housing fluctuation with the Agency's intervention helps single black people.

Stone and Ward (2011) noticed that single black people are most likely to remain in that status mainly is they remain homeless for long.

The Agency reduces this harm linking the population with cost-effective housing programs and opportunities.

Solution Focused

The Agency focused on the following critical long-term solutions.

-Boosting crisis response systems.

-Preventing homeless by solving social problems among the selected population.

-Encouraging co-housing and cost-sharing among the single black people.

-Soliciting for lost-cost...