Report #16 Five Paths Through Homelessness: Matching Each Person With...
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Five paths through homelessness: matching each person to the right response.
Featured Report: REPORT #16
by Doug Marshall
Portland and Multnomah County currently treat homelessness as if it were one problem requiring one solution. That is a mistake. People become homeless for different reasons, have different capacities, face different barriers, and require very different responses.
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