The federal government, responsible for the whole of Canada, creates and administers policies and funding for aboriginal peoples (a segment of Canada’s population over-represented in homeless counts), seniors, and social housing, as well as transfers funds to the provinces to help pay for their social programs.

In Canada, each level of government is responsible for different facets of homelessness. Being governed at three different levels, federal, provincial, and municipal, requires high levels of agreement to effectively create and administer policies. Levels of government, in countries like Canada, add to the complexity of dealing with homelessness.

Homelessness is difficult to define, thus governments struggle with uncertainty when creating and implementing policies they hope will effectively manage or eradicate this problem. To be fully homeless is to live without shelter however, many experience partial homelessness that can include uncertain, temporary, or sub-standard shelter. These factors, in varying combinations, contribute to duration, frequency, and type of homelessness. نتحقق من أدائها.Homelessness is a complex social problem with a variety of underlying economic and social factors such as poverty, lack of affordable housing, uncertain physical and mental health, addictions, and community and family breakdown.

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