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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.
Can’t build housing at $300k per unit…
Give the money to the homeless ? Directly, cash, no questions asked?
You lost me with “city government forming a strategy and manage it”. City governments have a terrible track record in both of those actions. In my humble opinion you’re assessment is far too simplistic.
While I agree that more temporary shelters will help, this solution is hardly a preventative one. It is a band-aid that doesn’t mitigate the root problem which is SF becoming increasingly unaffordable, especially for housing.
The problem is that money = implement solution = result is not part of any non profit. Accountability should be no 1, KPIs established, results measured to goal. This is dry business approach, but I bet much more effective.
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