A sober living house or shelter house looks like: a house where pople sleep, eat, and sometimes watch TV. You know, like your home but for folks who don’t have one.
Read More This what a Sober Shelter looks like… Brace yourselfFull disclosure, I am sitting outside of my office watching a man walk down the street and scream obsenities into the air… I don’t have a Public Health degree and I can’t read the article because I don’t have an LA Times Subscription. My Facebook feed is frenzied by this article. Never the less – […]
Read More My thoughts on the LA Times and Daily News articlesIf people who don’t have insurance are relying on free or low-cost medical clinics, it would make sense that those clinics give comprehensive and pragmatic healthcare that deter those patients from actions that would make them more ill and it cost more money in medical care. Right? But that is not what is happening with […]
Read More Poor People Suffer and Cost us Even More when Ideology Instead of Science Directs Healthcare Funding.I I want one of your shirts.
Read More Hi Sheila Kuehl!Disneyland is where she is normally allowed to walk in the middle of a street. Glendale Blvd is not Disney (but it is cool). Today we are at a table for my job at an event to end homelessness and I have to this nk about the appropriate educationon social issues for my child. Do […]
Read More I made my kid work on the Weekend to End HomelessnessHi guys, you have a wonderful staff writer named Steve Lopez. I met him in 2013 when he was visiting the people’s concern which was then called Lamp Community. every so often he’ll write about poverty and homeless issues on the streets of Los Angeles. His articles are pretty good. I strongly suggest that you […]
Read More L.A. Times, do you read your own articles?I have never seen anyplace suspended from the restaurant meals program. I wonder if it is all Burger Kings or just Pacoima.
Read More No EBT at Burger KingI feel like I’m a hipster who discovered some new indie cause of ending Homelessness long before the general populace got wind of it.
Read More 2006 to NowThis morning a room full of energetic, dedicated Housing Navigators are all in one room to discuss strategy.
Read More Who is working to end Homelessness?
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