Could Houston’s Homeless Strategy Work in San Francisco?

SFNext: Fixing Our City
02/08/2022 34 min
Could Houston’s Homeless Strategy Work in San Francisco?

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Has Texas’ largest city found the key to ending chronic homelessness? Houston has drastically reduced the number of homeless people counted every other year, and its collaborative housing-first approach has garnered national attention. SFNext listeners and readers took notice, and told us to find out what Houston’s getting right. So we did. Two Houston homelessness leaders outline their strategy, and San Francisco’s top homelessness official responds with what could be learned and what’s already in progress. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/pod
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