Housing is considered an essential feature of people’s everyday living. Thus, it is suggested that governing bodies must arrange free accommodation for those who cannot have enough pay to do it on their own. I fully agree with this statement since such a policy will prevent homelessness and its dangerous consequences. However, when implemented, this sort of aid must be given only to eligible citizens. Strict regulations must monitor the allocation of funds. Housing is a growing concern in countries worldwide. While developed states with impressive per capita incomes do not have to cope with housing-related issues that much, developing countries should definitely address those problems with more caution. In Brazil, for instance, more than a million residents do not have a permanent home and a large portion of those people are teenagers and young adults. Out of desperation, these people, some as young as 13-14 years old, often join local gangs so as to find themselves a new home. By d...