San Francisco is not alone in its public housing woes and a homeless activist group’s report said it is up to the federal government to lay groundwork for housing to end homelessness.
Recent attempts by policymakers to create and preserve housing are just the first steps to housing reform, the Western Regional Advocacy Project wrote in an update of its 2006 report, “Without Housing: Decades of Federal Housing Cutbacks, Massive Homelessness and Policy Failures.” The update was released in July.