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According to data from UCLA's California Policy Lab, the "sheltered" group can be described as a "down on their luck" population, while the "unsheltered" group can be described as a "pathological" population with extremely high rates of addiction and mental illness.pic.twitter.com/HSteXBBlNI
While both narratives have some element of truth, only the conservative narrative addresses the deepest challenge on homelessness: how to help the service-resistant population that suffers from the "perilous trifecta" of addiction, mental illness, and life on the streets.pic.twitter.com/Yml1bWZey5
Great work as always, on such a multi-faceted situation.
How do you help those that don’t want help? You don’t. Problem is, where do you “put” them then?
close overall but doesn't quite square with some inner cities like SF where the NiH has documented addiction rates of those already housed in SROs as high as 80%. This is partly because of official policy of prioritizing 'hardcore homeless' for 20 yearshttps://www.bluoz.com/blog/2017/11/21/housing-first-evictions/ …
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