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SF spends over 250 million dollars a year on the homeless crisis, more than 30 thousand dollars per homeless person (which they of course never see). the problem isn't money, the problem is our patchwork industry of non-profits with a financial incentive not to fix anything.https://twitter.com/Katie_Roof/status/978478352104275969 …
in order to end homelessness, the city government needs to form a strategy and manage it, with the entire budget, centrally. a good place to start is more temporary shelter. once we have (safe, clean) shelter, we can talk about rehousing.
Also the more responsible non-profit leaders will stress the problem is far beyond just lack of money
You imply they have the means, and not merely the intent and funding. A lot more than $250M is invested in making San Francisco eat this problem.
I've never understood how intelligent, presumably numerate people can't see that dividing the number of homeless by the amount of money spent is completely asinine.
The homeless population has basically stayed the same over the past decade while housing prices have doubled. I wonder how that happened? And someone should definitely relay your suggestion about centralizing services to Jeff Kositsky (http://hsh.sfgov.org/overview/leadership/ …) 
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And all the nonprofit employees feel like heros while the collect paychecks and the homeless rot on the street.
Bingo. More than a few six figure @sfgov jobs as well, I'd wager.
source for that $250M number?
recent conversations with @josefow (running for supervisor, district 2) cite the number as higher than even this incredible figure from the chronicle: https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/S-F-spends-record-241-million-on-homeless-6808319.php …
This is a failure by NIMBY's and the Bay Area g'ment failing to address housing. Plenty of land to build and plenty of capital to build houses. G'ment should focus on transportation and infrastructure to support growth. Or hard line stance and say "no more, go elsewhere".
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