PHOTO: PETER MCINTOSHI am pleased to see the Salvation Army building community housing units in Dunedin (ODT 16.9.25). No-one else is, anywhere in Otago or Southland, according to the Ministry of Housing and Urban’s Development’s latest figures. I have read the document and note that it does mention homelessness and provision of housing at income-related rents to people unable to afford rents charged by landlords in the private sector. Wrap-around social services for people living in community housing are essential but are the responsibility of central government agencies, such as the Ministry of Social Development. While it is good that the Dunedin City Council has an employee to work on community housing issues, I cannot see anyone advocating for homeless people or those at risk of it.