The End Homelessness Winnipeg annual report shows that while some aspects of the organization’s five-year plan have been achieved, much work remains.
Advocates say despite a report on the state of homelessness in Winnipeg posting positive results, housing everyone who needs it won’t happen any time soon.annual report, due to be presented to council on Tuesday, showed that while some aspects of the organization’s five-year plan have been achieved, much work remains.
Whitford doesn’t see homelessness ending in the next decade. “That’s just not going to happen, unfortunately,” he said. The report says its key challenges continue to be creating an adequate housing supply and addressing the over-representation of Indigenous people among those experiencing homelessness.Kate Sjoberg, director of community initiatives at Main Street Project, said the city is losing low-income housing faster than it is being created and affordable, social and supportive housing desperately needs attention.
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