Ma. Isabel Ongpin
WE have heard of the National Housing Authority, the agency in charge of the national shelter program. In the public’s perception, by government mandate this is the agency that should be delivering shelter to those who need it most, usually the lower middle class, and further down to the poor and homeless. There is in particular a large and growing backlog of low-cost housing in this country and we do wonder if the National Housing Authority is making a dent.