Which factor is addressed in housing stability within Needs Met Ratings?

• A. Availability of grocery delivery
• B. Insurance coverage
• C. Stability of housing
• D. Sleep quality

Answer: (C)

In Needs Met Ratings, the focus here is on whether someone has a secure, ongoing place to live. Housing stability measures the continuity and security of housing—things like staying in the same residence, affordability over time, and minimizing the risk of eviction or homelessness. That direct focus is why this option is the best fit.

Grocery delivery availability is about access to food services, not the ongoing security of housing. Insurance coverage relates to financial protection and health costs, not where or how a person lives. Sleep quality reflects health and well-being, which can be influenced by housing but isn’t a direct measure of housing stability itself.