How A Simple Change In Homeless Strategy Is Making A Big Difference Bringing People Indoors

WNYC News | Dec 11, 2020

Since the pandemic started, hundreds of homeless New Yorkers have left the streets and subways, places where they, in many cases, lived for years. Now, they have a roof over their heads. One reason the city’s been successful in its efforts to get homeless people indoors is that it’s been offering private rooms instead of traditional shelters.

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