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The former Santa Fe Suites at St. Francis Drive and Zia Road has been converted into housing for the homeless and those who can’t afford market rental rates. (Mark Oswald/For Journal North)
During the pandemic, Santa Fe has made a strong effort to help some of those most vulnerable to COVID-19 – the homeless.
When they’re not on the streets or camping in open spaces, homeless people can be housed in shelters. Like nursing homes, where early outbreaks of the novel coronavirus arose in the U.S. – and where COVID then continued to ravage older populations – homeless shelters are “congregate housing,” group living situations that can provide fertile ground for disease transmission.
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