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San Diego’s feverish venture to curb homelessness, one tent at a time.

“San Diego gets it,” Senate Republican Leader Brian Jones said during a recent press conference. “They are having great success so far with their ordinance, and we hope we can take that success across the state.”

“The biggest joy next to a client obtaining their own place is the client who we have been told has been shelter and service resistant for many years asks us to help them take that first step, be it detox and rehab, healthcare or simply willing to explore what it will take to move forward,” Smith said.

NBC 7’s Omari Fleming reports on concerns over who will be allowed to stay at the lot that has opened up at a Spring Valley church.

“To suggest sleeping on the streets is safer than these sites is flat-out inappropriate,” Matt Hoffman, City of San Diego Spokesperson.

Dreams For Change, a San Diego-based non-profit organization that aims to tackle homelessness, recently announced two new additions to its Board of Directors.

Dreams for Change personnel help San Diego residents file their income taxes free at the Copley-Price Family YMCA through the San Diego County Earned Income Tax Coalition.

Almost one third of the American homeless population reside in the Golden State.

First Foundation’s ‘Supporting Our Communities’ initiative is designed to support organizations in our community that focus on immediate needs such as food insecurity, emergency housing, and workforce development, as well as long-term goals like entrepreneurship, higher education scholarships, and financial education.