US EditionMan who escaped homelessness shares story in new film on San Francisco housing crisis
- San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie unveiled a plan called 'Breaking the Cycle' to address homelessness and addiction, aiming to streamline services and improve public safety.
- Within the first 100 days, Lurie aims to streamline services to transition people from the streets into shelters and permanent housing.
- Advocates like Jennifer Friedenbach criticize the plan, suggesting it relies on outdated methods and lacks evidence-based approaches.
- Lurie emphasized the need for accountability in maintaining public spaces and connecting individuals to necessary services.
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Man who escaped homelessness shares story in new film on San Francisco housing crisis
By Loureen Ayyoub Click here for updates on this story San Francisco (KPIX) — Carlos Rojas is learning to appreciate the simple things in life. After three years of living on the streets of San Francisco, he now sees basic shelter and safety as true luxuries. “I got shot and I wasn’t able to work no more,” Rojas explained. “So, financially I couldn’t afford to just move in anywhere, I didn’t have enough money saved up. So, I had to find what…
SF mayor unveils new ‘vision’ for tackling homelessness, addiction
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- On Monday, San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie unveiled what his office is calling a "new vision" to tackle the city's homelessness and drug problem. The plan, which the mayor's office has dubbed "Breaking the Cycle," features a series of actions broken down by timeframe. The executive directive, which Lurie signed on Monday, is intended to outline a roadmap with immediate actions and longer-term reforms aimed at tackling SF…
Mayor Daniel Lurie Promises 'New Era of Accountability' In New Homelessness Plan
SF Mayor Daniel Lurie is signing a new executive order Monday and announcing an ambitious plan for tackling the combined crises of homelessness, drug addiction, and mental health, which includes holding nonprofits more accountable for outcomes.
SF Mayor Daniel Lurie announces new 'Breaking the Cycle' plan to address homelessness crisis
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie is outlining his "Breaking the Cycle" vision to more effectively get people off the street and connected to services while preventing more people from becoming unhoused. Here's what it entails.
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