we get this going and get the housing authorities open and running for the homeless families, the mothers and children. thank you. thank you very much. next speaker, please. good afternoon, supervisors. i m [speaker not understood] of the mission neighborhood resource center. i m here standing strong with the hespa membership and justice coalition for keeping folk housed, [speaker not understood] raising the minimum wage that should have been done this year, not 15 years from now. i m here to ask for your support for a new initiative supported by supervisor david campos. [speaker not understood] in the city provided by homeless and for homeless individuals in the city through the 16th mission corridor. here are the lovely ambassadors behind me. we re asking you to support this initiative because the 16th and mission corridor, which is really impacted not by the gentrification, police harassment and displacement. we are in dire need of [speaker not understood], develop a s
thank you very much. next speaker, please. good afternoon, chairman farrell, supervisor avalos, supervisor mar, and supervisor breed. my name is angie david. i work for the san francisco homeless outreach team as a case manager which i have done for eight years. first i want to give thanks for the 1.5 that has already been allocated to the mayor s budget. i would like to encourage the supervisors to support the hespa [speaker not understood]. for me, this is imperative for the line of work that i do. it s critical to keep people housed and to provide them with support so they can maintain their housing and have support to aid them if their housing is in jeopardy. as you know, affordable housing is becoming obsolete in san francisco. the tsunami for the people that i work with, for the people, myself, my coworker, my members of local 3. it is hard to try to provide a support and service for this increasingly devastating community that we work with. a 1.5 increase in additi
i work for the san francisco homeless outreach team as a case manager which i have done for eight years. first i want to give thanks for the 1.5 that has already been allocated to the mayor s budget. i would like to encourage the supervisors to support the hespa [speaker not understood]. for me, this is imperative for the line of work that i do. it s critical to keep people housed and to provide them with support so they can maintain their housing and have support to aid them if their housing is in jeopardy. as you know, affordable housing is becoming obsolete in san francisco. the tsunami for the people that i work with, for the people, myself, my coworker, my members of local 3. it is hard to try to provide a support and service for this increasingly devastating community that we work with. a 1.5 increase in addition to 1.5 increase is essential essential for the cost of living for san francisco is becoming ever increasingly demanding. i make under $42,000 a year. i pay $
can t afford a place. i m tired of apologizing to tourist people when i see them downtown and seeing people homeless laying on the street, you know. san francisco is a beautiful town. i want to stay here. we need affordable housing [inaudible]. thank you very much. next speaker, please. good afternoon, chairman farrell, supervisor avalos, supervisor mar, and supervisor breed. my name is angie david. i work for the san francisco homeless outreach team as a case manager which i have done for eight years. first i want to give thanks for the 1.5 that has already been allocated to the mayor s budget. i would like to encourage the supervisors to support the hespa [speaker not understood]. for me, this is imperative for the line of work that i do. it s critical to keep people housed and to provide them with support so they can maintain their housing and have support to aid them if their housing is in jeopardy. as you know, affordable housing is becoming obsolete in san francisco
it is hard to try to provide a support and service for this increasingly devastating community that we work with. a 1.5 increase in addition to 1.5 increase is essential essential for the cost of living for san francisco is becoming ever increasingly demanding. i make under $42,000 a year. i pay $18,000 a year in rent. [speaker not understood] my three children. i m paying an additional $65,000 a year just in medical insurance. i m starting to help my three children try to get a college education. thank you. next speaker, please. good afternoon, supervisors. i m a member of opeiu local 3. i do not live in the city because i cannot afford it. i live in richmond, california. currently i m a case manager here in the city. i workdayly with homeless individuals, homeless families. the challenges on my job are mainly around resources and my salary and other available necessities that i can provide to other families that i work with. overall i believe that 3% increase is very