Detroit filling in cracks of homeless outreach plan
- Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan announced a plan to improve the city's homeless outreach system after the tragic deaths of Darnell Currie Jr. And A'millah Currie in a van during freezing temperatures.
- The plan includes a 24-hour housing hotline and outreach worker visits for families facing eviction, as stated by Duggan.
- Darnell Currie Jr. And A'millah Currie died from exposure while living in a van, highlighting gaps in the city's response to homelessness.
- The city identified a 16% increase in homelessness cases over the previous year, with children representing a significant portion, according to recent city reports.
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