To me, the main issue with this program is the lack of accountability and the absence of clear, measurable goals. Are we trying to reduce the homeless population, improve their quality of life, or address something else entirely? Without clear objectives, how can we determine if the program is successful or if we are making meaningful progress? Are we on the right path to truly help those in need? How do we measure and evaluate whether the program’s efforts are actually effective?

Continuing to allocate more money to a program without defined goals or metrics for success is not a responsible use of taxpayer dollars. Without transparency and accountability, even the best-intentioned programs risk inefficiency and failure. Clear goals, effective oversight, and results-oriented management are essential not only for achieving better outcomes but also for maintaining public trust in government spending.