That appears to be following the model of Finland!? - If so, this is great!https://scoop.me/housing-first-finland-homelessness/?fbclid=IwAR1xsXpR8r37XfthYgD8AdHF9P_lKG7GS_hLQe3HikynDFpkss9vSSemdTU …
These 151 homes not only provide permanent housing for formerly homeless people, they also open up more spaces in our shelter system for people who are currently living on the streets.https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/SF-to-lease-buildings-for-formerly-homeless-as-it-14954317.php …
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This should also be a sober house and it is a great idea, we all know the real problem is drugs
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I have to say, it’s about time and thank you..
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Where are the tenants that are still living there going to go?
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dude they don’t make anyone homeless just to provide a home for someone else homeless smh read the details
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It’s a process going the right direction.
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Great Job London!
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this is awesome. 151 homes seems like such an inadequate few but perhaps it begins a more compassionate approach to homelessness in the region and it will certainly positively affect at least 151 lives.
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I do like it’s hotels, which means they can probably repurpose old and unused hotels all over SF and beyond just for this purpose.
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