Gov. Hochul: ‘Safe Options Support’ helped more than 450 people in New York City
Fourteen “Safe Options Support” teams have been working to help rehouse homeless people, many of them living with mental illness.
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May 17, 2024, 4:20 PM
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11h agoGov. Kathy Hochul says “Safe Options Support” has helped more than 450 people in New York City get off the streets and into stable homes.
Fourteen “Safe Options Support” teams have been working to help rehouse homeless people, many of them living with mental illness.
They hope to keep expanding the initiative and give more New Yorkers places to live in the coming months.
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