The Social Finance Fund needs to prioritize these three issues for recovery, say advocates
Why homelessness, economic exclusion, and the climate crisis are the fund’s three biggest opportunities
Why It Matters
Homelessness rates will rise from already crisis-level after the pandemic. Systemic racism means racialized communities could be left behind in recovery. And underlying all this is that COVID-19 won’t be the last global crisis we face — climate change will make sure of it. These problems need innovative, long-term funding. Just in time for the launch of Canada’s $755-million Social Finance Fund.
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