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A Woman’s Place shelter in San Francisco, which accommodates 56 women, was visited today by city employees, including police and outreach workers. Lillyonna, a 31-year-old woman who sometimes stays at the shelter, expressed frustration over the lack of available beds, stating, “If it’s illegal to be homeless, we need more housing. ” She shared her interactions with outreach workers, indicating that they mean well but lack resources to provide meaningful assistance. Lillyonna also voiced a desire for case management to help her develop life-management skills. After attempting to seek mental health support, she stopped attending sessions following her mother's death.

The city's inadequate response to homelessness highlights a critical need for more housing solutions. Lillyonna's experience underscores the challenges faced by many in similar situations. Addressing these issues is crucial for improving the lives of those affected by homelessness.

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