Feasibility Study Housing First Program in Tucson ArizonaThe United States is arguably the most powerful country in the world boasting the largest GDP and yet there are over half a million homeless Americans as of November 2015. While traditional solutions to combat homelessness adequately assist the majority of people experiencing homelessness as a short-term issue, traditional solutions do not serve the complex needs of the chronically homeless. One creative solution being applied across the nation to end chronic homelessness is Housing First. This report assesses the feasibility of a Housing First program in Tucson Arizona to reduce unsheltered rates. It discusses the current state of homelessness across the nation and in Tucson, explains the existing methods used to reduce unsheltered rates and explores the cost and benefits of implementing such a program. This report concludes with recommendations for implementing a Housing First program in Tucson, Arizona.autZamora, Emilia FayethsSamuelson, MelissadgcLamoreaux, PhillipctbDepartment of Supply Chain ManagementctbSchool of AccountancyctbBarrett, The Honors Collegeenghttps://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.I.4262024 pages115093930581628716197134880efzamoraIn Copyright2016-12TexthomelessnessFeasibilityHousing First