Coalition for the Homeless: 2007 State of the Homeless Report

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

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Coalition for the Homeless press conference presenting its 2007 State of the Homeless report. The report states that there are 11% more people in the shelter system. They discuss what they see as flaws in the Housing Stability Plus program. They approve of the concepts of the city’s efforts, but not the execution. Cindy Rodriguez interviews Trevor Jenki, a Housing Stability Plus landlord, about the flaws in the system.


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