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Obama wants to end homelessness by 2020 and, among veterans, by 2015. That is NEXT YEAR! And, already, some cities are achieving an early milestone set toward these goals. Both Phoenix and Salt Lake City have ended homelessness among veterans in their communities. How have they done it? San Francisco needs to know.
Click through the title and read down to the bottom of the article...
Holiday reading from Andrea Elliot and photographer Ruth Fremson, a five-part series published by the New York Times.
ECS has a new website! Very nice...
San Francisco Chronicle, May 13, 2008
S.F. parking meters to aid homeless (SF Chron, May 13, 2008)
What ever happened to those parking meters for the poor?
This old article is definitely worth a read, especially for the tidbits from interviews with community leaders. Their responses are enlightening. Read to the end of the article for Paul Boden's remarks vis-à-vis an earlier, 2003 idea to make it possible for panhandlers to receive credit card payments.
Have things changed that much in ten years? (Let's hope so.)
Let’s get to work on housing people…
Mark Horvath Interviews Supervisor Supervisor Jane Kim on homelessness in San Francisco (by InvisiblePeople).
News on AB5 (California’s Homeless Bill of Rights and Fairness Act)
"If all we're going to do is manage homelessness, then we will carry that expense until the end of time."
David Wertheimer
In this video, Mark Horvath interviews Gates Foundation's David Wertheimer on family homelessness. Read Horvath's June 6 blog post on the interview at Huffington Impact.
Info provided is based on the annual homeless count of that year along with a separate survey conducted at that time by SF HSA. Click and then read through to the bottom of the article for a number of valuable findings.
PBS Newshour's Spencer Michels reports on how Code for America is tackling hunger and other civic problems in the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond.
You can follow the San Mateo Team's progress on their Bytes to Bites blog.
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