Bay Area Leaders Release Regional Action Plan to Reduce Unsheltered Homelessness in the Bay Area by 75 Percent within Three Years
Bold New Regional Approach, Advanced by All Home through the Bay Area s new Regional Impact Council, Aims to Provide New Housing Options for People Currently Experiencing Homelessness and Dramatically Reduce the Number of People Entering Homelessness
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Today, an unprecedented coalition of Bay Area mayors, business leaders, housing experts and social justice advocates have united around an ambitious plan to house 75% of the Bay Area s unsheltered population by 2024. The coalition, known as the Regional Impact Council, was convened by All Home and includes local elected officials, advocates, and businesses from all nine Bay Area counties. Over a series of virtual meetings spanning 12 months, this group forged a multi-pronged plan to comprehensively address
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