The entire community will benefit from getting people off the streets and into shelter with built in support services

The facility is not a threat to children, and families can have conversations about respect & diversity

The proposed location is convenient, cost efficient, and offers dignity to residents

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Examples show limited impact on neighborhoods around supportive housing

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Evidence suggests low-barrier programs help those most in need. Integrated support systems make the biggest impact.

Interim housing is shown to be a valuable piece of a larger strategy to get people into homes and end homelessness 

Programs like these are proven to improve the health of their residents, especially through integrated provided services

Mental illness effects a large amount of our community, and is not something to fear

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Unhoused people are people without a house. A homeless person with a home, is just your neighbor

State HomeKey grants are currently available. Projects like this save tax payer money.

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Community should support each other, and our unhoused neighbors are already here

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So often, unhoused people are faced with stigma and being treated inhumanely. This style of housing provides dignity and pricacy

Every facility is an important step in addressing the systematic failures that lead to homelessness

Housing is a social and racial justice issue. By centering justice in our work we can begin to address systemic issues in our society

Santa Clara County has seen a measurable rise in its unhoused population. Our city and County are in desperate need of help

This project is not yet approved or finalized. We have a chance to influence the outcome in ways that will best support our community