. >> good afternoon, supervisors, don faulk the executive director of the tender loin corporation, 700 are set aside for the formally homeless people and i am pleased to say that i hope that they will approve, and which will include another 40 units for homeless individuals and family and there is a growing understanding that it is clearly understood that there is savings from supportive housing and a growing understanding that housing is healthcare and that is a part of a bigger movement sweeping the country understanding of the social determ nants of health and as she pointed out most of the capitol to build the housing is not local and the real issue with that capitol is that a dollar spent on supportive housing is a dollar not available for other supportive, or for other affordable housing. and we really, our issue, the most important issue in my opinion, is the supply of affordable housing including supportive housing what we want and need to do is not a one time fix, but build a system that over the next 2 on years will simply produce more affordable housing including, supportive

don faulk shows me services available. a gymnasium, bike racks, a laundry room and community spaces for classes. these pictures by tndc. they bought the building to restore it to its original glory for the purpose of providing affordable supportive housing on a large scale. that wrap around support is crucial. it has to be convenient for the tenants. so, a health clinic was built next door as part of the plan. registered nurses, social workers and counsellors are available to help with their physical and mental health needs. lisa coop took me on a tour of her studio telling me the community saved her life. she's been clean and sober 15 months. >> i was sleeping on the side of this building one day. i never thought i'd be in it. i have somewhere warm to lay my head at. i don't have to worry being attacked or killed. >> part of the responsibility is paying rent. >> rents given through money management. i'm not depending on the person to bring me money, directly. >> there are 150 cameras throughout the building for everyone's

don faulk shows me services available. a gymnasium, bike racks, a laundry room and community spaces for classes. these pictures by tndc. they bought the building to restore it to its original glory for the purpose of providing affordable supportive housing on a large scale. that wrap around support is crucial. it has to be convenient for the tenants. so, a health clinic was built next door as part of the plan. registered nurses, social workers and counsellors are available to help with their physical and mental health needs. lisa coop took me on a tour of her studio telling me the community saved her life. she's been clean and sober 15 months. >> i was sleeping on the side of this building one day. i never thought i'd be in it. i have somewhere warm to lay my head at. i don't have to worry being attacked or killed. >> part of the responsibility is paying rent. >> rents given through money management. i'm not depending on the person to bring me money, directly. >> there are 150 cameras throughout the building for everyone's