New York City can really end street homelessness
Street homelessness has been a common and tragic sight in New York for decades. After years of studies, news articles, and ...
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Fixing Homelessness or Fueling Fear? The NYC Mayoral Debate on Housing & Mental Health
With public fear over crime and homelessness at an all-time high, New York City’s mayoral candidates roll out plans to ...
More homes for more N.Y.ers: Supportive housing to address the homelessness crisis
Recently, each day in New York City politics brings new distractions, while problems mount. And those most at risk — those ...
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NYC to open care facility for homeless people with serious mental illness: Mayor Adams
New York City ... and our mental health care system, with strong community input. Unfortunately, the mayor’s sparsely detailed announcement today, and his plan to curb our city’s homelessness ...
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Homeless mental health and affordability headline NYC mayor’s State of the City address
Adams’ signature safety proposal was a five-year, $650 million plan to address homelessness — including a new facility for mentally ill people bouncing between the hospitals and the streets.
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Who Decides When a Homeless Person Needs to Be Taken Off the Street?
The entwined crises around homelessness and mental health are among the central issues of the mayoral campaign; how they are resolved, or not, may well define what New York becomes. The attendant ...
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New Film ‘No Address’ Sheds Light on Homelessness Crisis in New York
A new film, No Address, is sparking national conversations about homelessness, particularly in states like New York, where ...