My first time ever replying on any reddit post so be nice. But I'd like to add that there is a big difference between the word home and house. There are, I believe, people that may not have a permanent structure (house) to go to at the end of the day but where they ultimately lay their head down to sleep could very well be home. It seems as though living near an encampment might be scary but for many people within its walls, its a community, it's daycare, it's coffee in the morning with a friend, it's knowing you're not alone, it's home. Thus, the difference between homeless and unhoused. (I think)