Fresno Secures $10.5M for Homeless Shelters, Towards Permanent Housing
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Fresno secures $10.5M grant to bolster homeless shelters, aiming for permanent housing solutions. The city, led by Mayor Jerry Dyer, has sheltered over 11,000 people, with half moving out of homelessness permanently. The latest grant, from Californias Homeless Housing Assistance and Prevention program, will keep over 500 emergency shelter beds open, with plans to convert these spots into permanent housing.
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