While it is true that housing is correlated with positive outcomes in the homeless population, this does not account for the support services this population may also have need. Housing is an action plan to prevent homelessness, but it does not solve the problem. Ongoing health problems can prevent a person from ever achieving housing stability. For her, permanent housing would not be beneficial if the problem is her health. Housing without supportive services cannot end homelessness.3,4 Providing housing for the homeless is an action taken after people have experienced the trauma of losing their housing. Intervention efforts should be focused on preventing housing loss and ensuring safety, which can ultimately influence a person's health.