This idea is quite good, although it has some nuances that I will try to explain.
I think that this idea makes sense, because this money will absolutely help the homeless, but the problem is that it is far from a fact that this money will be able to get them out of the financial crisis, because the fact that a person has become homeless in most cases already implies that the person mismanaged the money with which his parents provided him, although there are exceptions such as homeless people whose parents were also homeless and other situations similar to this case. We should also not forget that in order for a homeless person to get a job at home and get on his feet, it takes at least several months and many changes in his usual way of seeing, which not everyone is ready for, because this requires a lot of discipline, which is in short supply in our society. My point is that in order to financially support a homeless person on the path to normalizing his life, which in the end he may not improve, you need to spend about $10,000, which is a very serious amount and based on the number of homeless people in the world, there is a high chance that there is no There is such a sum that the state can pay one time and then also hire employees who will help the homeless with documents and other problems that they may encounter.
Therefore, in conclusion, I will say that although in theory this idea is not bad, in practice it will never be realized, and if it were realized, then much more than half of all participants in such a program would not be able to correct their lives and would simply throw millions if not billions of dollars into the trash.