Does Quezon City, Metro Manila have a lot of homelessness and poverty?

Consider the obvious poverty of the region. Living in a city like this might be a hassle for people who used to live in well-developed regions, as they used to have more technologically advanced appliances, and more refined materials. Despite being poor, our people are one of the most hospitable around the world, aside from that Filipinos in general, are one of the happiest and kindest people, globally. It might be hard to adjust to living in these conditions, but with the people you might meet, adjusting here also might not be that difficult.

Manila is the capital of the Philippines. The main language we speak here is Tagalog. There is terrible traffic because there are more private cars on the road than public transportation. The poverty rates are high and the division between poor and rich areas is easily distinguishable. The food here is amazing. One should not have finished their vacation in Manila without having tried our famous Sinigang or Adobo dishes.