This week Colleen and I talked with one of the people who organized Finland’s successful campaign to get homeless people off the streets.
His name is Juha Kahila, he lives in Helsinki, and we wanted to know how Finland did it, so he told us.
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“We got to rid of most of the shelters. And we renovated the shelters into housing first units where people have apartments of their own,” Kahila said. “And then we tried to get rid of almost all the temporary solutions, and we built more affordable housing, where people
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